7215J2CBE2

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Rocker Switches

Rockers switches are a type of switch that feature a toggle action, meaning they are either on or off. Rocker switches are typically used in industrial settings and in the home.

7215J2CBE2 application field and working principle

The 7215J2CBE2 is a 12A, 3/4 HP rocker switch. It is most commonly used in commercial and industrial applications, such as light switches and automated control systems. The 7215J2CBE2 has a momentary action toggle, which means it will remain in the \'on\' position only when held down, after which it will return to the \'off\' position.

The 7215J2CBE2 is rated for 120 volts and comes with a standard 125VAC female on/off terminal, which can be used in conjunction with standard 120VAC female terminals. The 7215J2CBE2 also has a built in current overload protection mechanism, which helps to prevent the switch from being overloaded.

In order to use the 7215J2CBE2, the current must be connected to both the neutral and the hot terminal. The neutral terminal is used for the power supply and the hot terminal is used for the switch. When the switch is turned on, the current will flow through the hot terminal and then through the switch, allowing the current to be controlled. When the switch is off, the current will stop flowing and the switch will remain off.

The 7215J2CBE2 can also be used in conjunction with other devices such as timers and relays. This allows for more complex automation applications. For example, a timer could be used to control a relay, which could then be used to control the switch, allowing for automated control of the switch.

Overall, the 7215J2CBE2 is an extremely versatile rocker switch. It can be used in a variety of applications and has a built in current overload protection mechanism. It is also simple to install and use, making it a great choice for any automation or control application.

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