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Rotary Switches

71EF36-01-2-05S rotary switches are commonly applied within automation and instrumentation control applications, providing a reliable electric connection within a convenient, compact package. They are a popular choice due to their long lifespan, good temperature stability and precision control.

For these switches, the contact is typically a simple, rotating cam that turns and connects each terminal to the correspondingly labelled contact points as the user rotates the rotor. This can be used to switch between several electrical circuits, with a ‘make’ or ‘break’ in the contact, as each terminal is contacted. Often multiple points on the rotor can be connected at one time, allowing two or more circuits to be connected simultaneously.

In most cases, the rotary switch has a specific steady-state torque rating and life expectancy, both of which will inform the electrical load and number of times the switch should be rotated. These ratings will vary depending on factors such as the type of contacts inside the switch and its build materials.

Generally, the cam controlled rotary switch is ideal for applications that require high reliability and frequently repeated actuation under a variety of environmental conditions. They are popular choices in medical and aerospace applications, where the multiple pole switching abilities of the rotary switch can be employed to benefit high performance operations.

Another major plus is the relatively low cost of rotary switches. They can also be easily preconfigured with the support of a qualified manufacturer ensuring the switch is tailored to the performance and mechanical needs of the application.

In summary, 71EF36-01-2-05S rotary switches offer a reliable, cost effective method of switching between two or more circuits, providing a space saving and dependable electrical solution for multiple applications.

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