7201J2WGE2

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Rocker switches are a type of switch that are operated by a rocker-type lever. They provide tactile feedback when the switch is actuated and many have integrated LED lighting indicating when the switch is in the "on" position. The 7201J2WGE2 is a particular model of rocker switch manufactured by NKK. This switch is designed for use in a variety of applications, particularly those requiring a stage-type configuration such as HVAC systems and lighting control circuits.

The 7201J2WGE2 provides five circuits in a single switch body and the electrical configuration can be altered by the user. The switch has two distinct stages which are available in either a momentary or latching configuration. Each stage can support up to five circuits and each circuit can have up to three poles. This makes it well suited for applications where multiple circuits need to be switched simultaneously.

The 7201J2WGE2 features a 2-pole contact system, allowing for a number of different switching configurations. It is rated for up to 20A of current at 125-250VAC and can operate temperatures ranging from -40C up to +85C. The switch has a sealed design meaning it is highly resistant to dust and water ingress and has integrated LED lighting which indicates when the switch is in the “on” position.

The 7201J2WGE2 is designed to be used in applications such as lighting, HVAC systems, home automation, and motor control. As it supports two stages, it can be used to switch complex circuits. This switch is also easy to install and maintain as it has a low profile and uses standard mounting hole spacing.

The working principle of the 7201J2WGE2 is fairly simple. When the rocker-type lever is actuated, the electrical contacts open or close depending on the required configuration. The switch provides tactile feedback when it is in operation, and the integrated LED lighting will indicate when the switch is in the “on” position. The switch is designed to be highly reliable and it has been tested to withstand over 10,000 cycles of operation.

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