7107J1V3QE3

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A 7107J1V3QE3 rocker switch is a common electric device commonly used in the automotive and industrial industries. The device is designed to manipulate electric currents, and is used for a variety of functions including turning off a power source or switching between circuits. It is also used for controlling lighting and display indications.

The switch is composed of a handle, a base, and a rocker. There may also be other components such as terminals, contacts, and a cover depending on the specified purpose. The handle and/or base are attached to the object, and the rocker is attached to the handle and/or base. Manipulating the rocker will cause an electric current to flow to desired endpoints.

The electric connection is made through two pieces of metal, the terminals. The terminals are connected to the switch via either screws or solder. The terminals can be found in both push-on and snap-on types, with snap-on terminals having the added benefit of being able to be reconnected without having to unscrew them. Push-on types are usually used in consumer electronics due to their lower cost.

The contacts then complete the circuit by closing the gap between the two terminals when the rocker is activated. The contacts can be a variety of materials, such as silver, gold, brass, or copper. The contacts themselves can also be switched out, allowing for custom designs.

A rocker switch has a variety of applications. They can be used for switching between multiple circuits, like those connecting headphones and speakers, or between a main power source and a secondary one. They are also commonly used in cars and trucks to control the lights and other electrical components, such as radios and auxiliary power sources. Many industrial applications, such as control systems and circuit boards, also use rocker switches.

In most cases, a 7107J1V3QE3 rocker switch is rated to handle a maximum of 10 A at 125 V AC, or 8 A at 250 V AC. This rating indicates the amount of current and voltage that the switch is capable of handling, and should not be exceeded. The device will become damaged or even ruined if exposed to higher amounts of current or voltage.

The rocker switch’s working principle is relatively simple. When the rocker is depressed, the contacts close, activating the circuit and sending current through the contacts. When the rocker is released, the contacts open, breaking the circuit and knocking out the current. The switch can be reversed depending on the wiring, so the rocker can turn the power on when it is depressed, and turn the power off when released.

7107J1V3QE3 rocker switches are a practical and effective option for controlling electric circuits. They are compact, easy to install, and come in a variety of sizes and configurations. With a reliable structure and durable components, the 7107J1V3QE3 rocker switch is a necessary component for any automotive or industrial application.

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