71BF36-10B10S

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Rotary switches are widely used in a variety of industries, ranging from industrial control and automation to telecommunications. They provide an easy, convenient and reliable way to switch power, and can be configured to control or monitor voltages or currents. The 71BF36-10B10S utilises a rotary switch to provide the necessary control. In this article we explore the application field and working principle of this rotary switch.

What is a Rotary Switch?

A rotary switch is a device that allows the user to make selections from a range of options. The rotating switch has multiple contacts that are held in place by a spring-loaded disc. When the user rotates the switch, the switch contacts are shifted from one contact to another, thus providing different connection configurations. This type of switch is ideal for high-current, low-voltage applications.

Applications of 71BF36-10B10S

The 71BF36-10B10S is an ideal rotary switch for a variety of applications. It is a single-pole, double-throw type switch that can be used to control or monitor voltages or currents. It is commonly used in telecommunication and industrial control applications, such as:

• Machine control systems
• Power supply management
• Signal routing and switching
• On/off switching for lights and other electrical appliances
• Selecting the speed of an electric motor
• Speed control of electrical tools
• Variable voltage AC and DC power control

Working Principle

The 71BF36-10B10S rotary switch is composed of several parts. The switch itself consists of a rotating shaft that is connected to a disc. This disc is in turn connected to a series of contacts that can be used to control or monitor voltages or currents. As the user rotates the switch, the disc rotates and the contacts move from one position to another, thereby providing the necessary control or monitoring capability.

The 71BF36-10B10S is equipped with an internal circuit breaker that will trip if the current goes over a certain threshold. The circuit breaker also has a reset mechanism that allows the user to reset the switch if needed. The switch is designed such that the switch contacts will not be damaged by any voltage or current surge.

Conclusion

The 71BF36-10B10S rotary switch provides a reliable, convenient and cost-effective way to control and monitor voltages and currents. It is a single-pole, double-throw type switch and is widely used in a variety of industrial control, automation and telecommunication applications. The internal circuit breaker provides additional protection against over-currents, and the reset mechanism ensures that the user can easily reset the switch if needed.

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