71E36-02B10N

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Rotary switches, sometimes referred to as multi-pole rotary switches, are electromechanical switching devices used for signal and power switching applications. The rotary switch is composed of a rotating switch body and a series of contacts that can be arranged in various configurations, to enable the switch to function as a single-pole, double-pole, or other type of rotary switch. The 71E36-02B10N rotary switch is an example of a rotary switch device used in many industrial, commercial and domestic applications.

The 71E36-02B10N rotary switch is a type of rotary switch designed for AC and DC circuits, and is available in 4, 6, 8 and 12 position versions. It is designed to switch up to 20 amperes and is rated for 200 and 277 volts AC, 125 and 250 volts DC. The switch is UL and CSA recognized, and has a Dielectric Strength of 1500 volts AC between terminal and ground. The switch body is made from impact resistant thermoplastic, with a black flammability rating of UL94V-2. The contacts are made from silver-nickel alloy with an Electro-Tin plated finish for corrosion protection.

The 71E36-02B10N rotary switch can be used in a wide variety of applications, from residential to industrial. The most common applications are lighting, HVAC, and motor speed or load control in factories, homes and offices. It is also used to control pumps and fans, or can be used in circuit switching applications. The rotary switch can also be used as a selector switch, to switch between multiple settings or levels of power or speed. Additionally, the switch can be used to make or break circuits, or to control the levels of current in a circuit.

The working principle of the 71E36-02B10N rotary switch is relatively simple. When the switch is in the off position, all of the contacts are set in the same position, leaving no electrical current running between them. When the switch is rotated, each of the contacts move to a different position, thus forming an electrical circuit and allowing current to flow. This is why the rotary switch is also referred to as a multi-pole switch – because its contacts are simultaneously switched. This allows for multiple circuits to be closed at the same time, which makes it ideal for applications where multiple circuits must be controlled.

The 71E36-02B10N rotary switch is a reliable and versatile switching device, and is used in a wide range of industrial, commercial and domestic applications. It is easy to install and maintain, and is cost-effective for most households and businesses. With its ability to form multiple circuits at once, it is an ideal switching device for any type of circuit switching application.

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