71BS30-02-3-03N

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Rotary switches are electromechanical devices that can be used to make and break electrical circuits. They are composed of an electric motor coupled to a rotating mechanical switch. Rotary switches are used for a variety of applications, including switching between multiple electrical circuits, controlling motors, and signaling inputs. The 71BS30-02-3-03N rotary switch is a type of rotary switch specifically designed for industrial applications, such as controlling AC and DC motors and triggering contactors in relays. It is capable of handling currents up to 0.1A and voltages up to 240V AC.

The 71BS30-02-3-03N rotary switch is composed of a collection of switching elements, each of which is made up of a metal contact arm and a spring-loaded plunger. When the switch is rotated, the contact arm and plunger are moved into contact with the corresponding contact terminal. Depending on the orientation of the switch and the setting of the contacts, the contact terminal will either make or break the desired electrical circuit. The metal contact arms are specially designed to handle high currents, up to 0.1A, which makes them suitable for controlling AC and DC motors and triggering contactors in relays.

The rotary switch is easy to use and it also has a signaling input terminal. This makes it possible to connect the switch to an external signaling device such as a pushbutton, a keypad, or a microcontroller. The signaling input terminal is designed to respond to a variety of input signals, including on/off signals and pulse signals. This makes the rotary switch suitable for a wide range of applications wherein automated control is desirable, such as in robotics, industrial automation, and process control.

The 71BS30-02-3-03N rotary switch is an ideal solution for applications in which automated control is required. It is designed to handle currents up to 0.1A and AC voltages up to 240V. The metal contact arms are designed to handle high currents, making them suitable for controlling AC and DC motors and triggering contactors in relays. Additionally, the device has a signaling input terminal that can be used to connect the rotary switch to external signaling devices. This makes the rotary switch suitable for a variety of applications, including robotics, industrial automation, and process control.

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