71MBF36-03C05N

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A rotary switch is a switch operated by rotation and often used to control the operation of a machine. They are typically made up of a circular disc with contacts placed around the circumference and a rotating contact that is shielded by two switches. The rotary switch is used to connect or disconnect the electrical circuit. It is often used in telecommunications, building control systems, electronic test instruments and automated systems.

71MBF36-03C05N is an example of a rotary switch. It is a three-state switch, with the selecting mechanism operated by a spring-loaded knob. It is designed for a maximum rated load of 250 volts and 5 amperes. The contacts are made of silver-plated copper and are able to operate with minimal interruption in extreme temperatures ranging from -30 to 70 degrees Celsius.

71MBF36-03C05N is most commonly used in applications like electronic test equipment, scientific instruments, industrial automation systems, and medical equipment. This switch is ideal for testing and measuring functions because its three states can be used to easily compare results, adjust dials, or extend operating ranges.

The working principle of each scate of the switch is when the knob is rotated, a cam rotates a spring-loaded contact over the contacts that can be switched. As the contact moves between the contacts, it closes or interrupts the electrical circuit. The switch will remain in the position as long as the knob is held, and when the knob is released, a spring returns the contact to its starting position.

71MBF36-03C05N is a reliable and cost-efficient rotary switch. It is designed to be long-lasting and provide consistent performance over time. The switch is also designed for minimal maintenance and requires very little care. This switch is a great choice for any application that requires robust performance under extreme temperatures and minimum interruption in the electrical circuit.

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