7201J3V4QE2

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Rocker Switches

Rocker switches are electromechanical devices designed to control a variety of electrical functions. Commonly used in lighting, automotive, and industrial applications, rocker switches are popular due to their ability to provide a simple and ergonomic operation. The 7201J3V4QE2 is an industrial grade rocker switch commonly used in the lighting and marine sectors. This article will explore the application field and working principle of the 7201J3V4QE2.

Application

This switch has a contact rating of 16A at 125VAC, making it suitable for a wide range of lighting applications. It is typically used in industrial and commercial settings, including in marine vessels. The switch also has an aesthetically pleasing appearance and its slim profile allows it to be used in close quarters.

The 7201J3V4QE2 is also suitable for low-voltage applications, such as 12 or 24 volt DC systems. It is particularly useful in automotive systems, as it can be easily installed in tight spaces. The switch can also be used to control a variety of signals, providing control and monitoring of electrical systems.

Working Principle

The switch works using a simple principle involving an electrical current and a mechanical actuator. When the rocker switch is pressed, it causes a contact arm to move up or down an electrical contact. This causes an electrical current to flow between the two contacts, completing a circuit and activating the connected device.

The rocker switch also features a momentary action component. This component ensures that the switch will automatically revert to the original position when the actuator is released. This ensures that the switch does not remain in the activated state and that the device will not be damaged.

Conclusion

The 7201J3V4QE2 is a popular rocker switch due to its versatility. It can be used in a variety of industrial, automotive, and marine applications, providing control and monitoring of electrical systems. The switch works on a simple principle involving an electrical current and a mechanical actuator and also features a momentary action component. This component ensures that the switch will automatically revert to the original position when the actuator is released, which helps to prevent damage to the connected device.

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