7301SY9CBE

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Toggle switches are used in many different applications that require the control of high power electric currents. The 7301SY9CBE series of toggle switches have been designed specifically to be used in home and industrial control systems. They are available in a broad range of configurations to meet the needs of different operational scenarios.

The 7301SY9CBE is a single pole double throw (SPDT) toggle switch. This means that it has two sets of contacts which are both connected to a single pole. When the switch is toggled, the current is either transferred to the first set of contacts (closed contacts) or to the second set of contacts (open contacts). The contacts themselves are normally open or normally closed. In a normally open switch the contacts remain open until the switch is toggled, while in a normally closed switch the contacts remain closed until the switch is toggled.

The main purpose of the 7301SY9CBE series is to control the on/off functions of AC or DC motors and other high power electric circuits in various applications. They are mainly used in home appliances and industrial control systems, such as washing machines, dishwashers, air conditioners, electric pumps, and momentary power switches for lights, fans, and other equipment. The 7301SY9CBE series feature a maximum load of 25A, 250 VAC/DC (600 VAC/DC for inductive loads). They also feature a dielectric strength of 2500 V during 1 minute of testing and provide an electrical life of 10,000 operations.

The working principle of the toggle switches relies on a mechanical locking mechanism. As the switch is toggled, the armature of the switch moves up or down, closing or opening the contacts. This movement is achieved thanks to a spring-loaded plunger that rotates the contact arm moving it either up or down. The plunger is connected to a toggle lever, which is also connected to an electrical connection to the power supply. When the switch is toggled, the lever sends current through a circuit, and the plunger moves the armature. Depending on the type of switch, the current will be connected to either the open or the closed contacts.

The toggle switch is a reliable and efficient device for controlling high load and voltage applications. It is also relatively simple to install, and its locking mechanism ensures that the switch remains in whatever position it is set to. The 7301SY9CBE series in particular is a cost-effective and easy to use solution for controlling a wide range of home and industrial electric circuits.

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