71MAF30-01B03N

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Rotary Switches are some of the most versatile and commonly used switches found in modern electrical and electronic circuits. The 71MAF30-01B03N switch is no exception and follows the principles and functions of a standard rotary switch.

This switch is typically used in the power supplies of telecommunication systems, computer mainframes and other industrial equipment where reliable switching and long operational life are desired. It is a three pole switch with normally open contacts, meaning that in its resting "off" position, the switch leaves the circuit open.

The 71MAF30-01B03N works by rotating a dial to make or break contact with a series of contacts embedded in the switch\'s chamber. When the dial is turned to a certain contact, the embedded conductive strip makes contact with the specified contact, completing the circuit and allowing power to flow through to the connected load.

The 71MAF30-01B03N rotary switch is designed to operate in three positions: "on", "off" and "neutral". In the "on" position, the device is turned on, allowing electrical current to pass through the switch. In the "off" position, the switch is turned off, cutting off the power supply. Finally, in the "neutral" position, the switch does not connect any of the contacts and the circuit remains open.

The 71MAF30-01B03N switch is constructed using a strong and durable dielectric material to protect the contacts from corrosion or damage. The switch also includes a set of pressure contacts to ensure a reliable connection between the contacts and the main switch housing. This helps to prevent arcing or sparking between the contacts and the switch and reduces the risk of electrical failure.

The 71MAF30-01B03N rotary switch is a versatile, reliable switch suitable for use in a variety of applications. Its sturdy construction and reliable switching make it an ideal choice for use in industrial equipment, telephone exchanges, power supplies, computer mainframes and other demanding electrical and electronic applications.

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