71C301105N-1602N

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Rotary switches are widely used in many different applications. Rotary switches come in various sizes and shapes, and are typically labeled specify their application field. The 71C301105N-1602N rotary switch is a two-pole, multi-position switch used to connect circuits in various ways. It is commonly used in automotive, industrial, and medical fields.

Applications

The 71C301105N-1602N rotary switch is used in automotive, industrial, and medical applications to provide a convenient control option. It is often used in automotive electrical systems, such as in circuit cooling systems, lighting, and audio systems. In industrial settings, it is used in control panels, electrical motors, and in manufacturing machines. In medical settings, it is used to control medical equipment and for medical wiring applications.

Working Principle

The working principle of the 71C301105N-1602N rotary switch is relatively simple. The switch is mounted on a mounting surface, and the switch rotor is overlaid with a disc containing contacts. As the switch is turned, the contacts move around the circumference of the rotor disc and make contact with other contacts on the same disc. This creates a connection between the circuits in different positions, allowing the user to switch from one position to another. The number of positions a switch has is dependent on the size of the rotor and number of poles, and can range from 2 to 16.

The 71C301105N-1602N is a general-purpose, two-pole, multi-position switch that is simple to install and use. It has a maximum current rating of 25A, and is designed to operate on up to 115V AC. The switch is available in a variety of mounting styles, and is designed to be durable and reliable. It is a cost-effective option for many applications, and is a great choice when looking for a reliable switching solution.

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