71MBSF36-01B05N

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Rotary switches are electrical switches in which a round rotating contact is used to make or break an electrical circuit. They provide the ability to make and break electrical circuits quickly and efficiently. 71MBSF36-01B05N rotary switches are used in a variety of applications and are typically used for low-current, low-voltage applications.

The 71MBSF36-01B05N rotary switch is a 6-position, single-pole switch. It is rated for 5A at 125VAC or 2A at 250VAC. The switch is single-pole, which means that it is only suitable for switching a single circuit. The 6 positions of the switch are arranged in a circular pattern and the switch is operated by rotating the contact. The contact is mounted on a spindle, which is also known as a rotor, that rotates when the switch is operated. When the rotor is rotated, it makes or breaks the electrical connection depending on the position in which it is set. The rotary switch is designed with two parts: the rotor and a stationary contact block, known as the stator, which has 6 positions arranged in a circle.

71MBSF36-01B05N rotary switches can be used in a variety of applications, including gaining access to locked enclosures, turning on manual pumping or other automated devices, controlling lights and motors, and controlling electrical and electronic components. The rotary switch is also used in low-voltage devices such as switches in household appliances, cars, and recreational vehicles. For example, it is used as a switch in a car stereo to control the volume of the car stereo. It is also used to control household appliances such as fan speed.

The working principle of 71MBSF36-01B05N rotary switch is based on the connection or disconnection of a circuit element. The rotor is rotated to make or break the electrical connection between the stator contact blocks and the rotor contact. The rotor contact then connects with the stator contact, completing the circuit. The current can either flow through the rotary switch or be interrupted depending on the position of the contact. When the rotor contact moves away from the stator contact, the current is interrupted and the electrical circuit is broken.

71MBSF36-01B05N rotary switches are designed to provide a reliable and easy to use switch for low current and low voltage applications. The switch has 6 positions and is operated by rotating the contact. It has a high level of reliability and is used in a range of applications including automating devices, controlling lights and motors, accessing locked enclosures, and controlling electrical and electronic components.

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