7213J1CKE2

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Rocker Switches

A rocker switch is a type of electrical switch that is actuated by an external rocker arm. Rocker switches are commonly used to control appliances, lights, and other electrical devices. The 7213J1CKE2 is an example of a rocker switch. In this article, we will discuss the application field and working principle of the 7213J1CKE2 rocker switch.

Application

The 7213J1CKE2 rocker switch is designed for use in a variety of industrial, automotive and consumer electronics applications. It can be used as a power switch, light switch, door switch, windscreen wiper switch, and more. The 7213J1CKE2 is a panel-mount impulse switch that is typically used to control various devices or circuits when the user presses the rocker arm down. The switch is rated for up to 10A at 125VAC, and can be used in both alternating and direct current (AC/DC) circuits. It is also waterproof, dustproof, and designed to withstand extreme temperatures.

Working Principle

The working principle of the 7213J1CKE2 rocker switch is fairly simple. It is essentially a simple on/off switch that is controlled by pressing down on the rocker arm. This in turn causes the contact points inside the switch to trip, sending a signal that controls the flow of electricity. There are two contact points inside the switch. When the rocker arm is pressed down, it completes the circuit by connecting the two. When released, the contact points are opened and the circuit is broken, thus stopping the flow of electricity.

Conclusion

The 7213J1CKE2 rocker switch is an electrical switch that is used in various industrial, automotive, and consumer electronics applications. It is a panel-mounted impulse switch that is typically used to control various devices or circuits when the user presses the rocker arm down. The 7213J1CKE2 is rated for up to 10A at 125VAC and can be used with both alternating and direct current (AC/DC). Its main working principle is that the two contact points inside the switch are closed when the rocker arm is pressed down, and opened when released, thus stopping the flow of electricity.

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