7401J1CBE2

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Rocker Switches

Rocker switches are commonly used components in electrical switches. They are used in a variety of applications from residential to commercial, heavy duty and industrial. The 7401J1CBE2 is a type of single-pole, double-throw (SPDT) rocker switch designed for use in many different applications.

Applications

The 7401J1CBE2 is typically used for the operation of small appliances and light fixtures. It can also be used to operate ceiling fans, light dimmers, and heating control systems. This rocker switch is also used to control low-voltage lighting systems and in the control of various types of medical devices.

These rocker switches are also used in commercial applications such as vending machines or POS systems. They can be used to control various motors or valves in industrial settings. The switches can also be used to interface with household appliances such as air conditioners, microwaves, and refrigerators. In addition, they are often used in HVAC systems to control fans and other components.

Design

The 7401J1CBE2 is a one-pole, double-throw (SPDT) switch. This means that it can control two circuits with a single switch. The rocker switch has two rockers (rockers 1 and 2) that move in opposite directions. When rocker 1 is depressed, it connects one circuit, and when rocker 2 is depressed it connects the other circuit.

The rocker switch is composed of two pieces: the housing and the movable element. The housing is a thermoplastic material. The movable element is made of a material called phenolic, which is a common material used for rocker switches due to its low-pressure dielectric strength, temperature range and resistance to damage from mechanical shocks.

Working Principle

The 7401J1CBE2 rocker switch works by connecting and disconnecting two circuits with a single switch. As the switch’s rocker is moved in one direction, the electrical circuit is connected and when it is moved in the other direction, the electric circuit is disconnected.

The rocker switch relies on mechanical pressure and electric contact to complete the circuits. When the rocker is moved, the pressure forces the contacts together and establishes the connection between the two circuits. When the pressure is released, the contacts move apart and the connection is broken.

The movement of the rocker switches is actuated by a lever that is connected to the rocker. As this lever is pushed or pulled, it causes the rocker to move, thus actively switching the circuit on or off.

Conclusion

The 7401J1CBE2 rocker switch is a type of single-pole, double-throw (SPDT) rocker switch designed for use in many different applications. It is often used in residential, commercial, and industrial settings, and can be used in the control of low-voltage lighting systems and in the control of various types of medical devices. The working principle of the 7401J1CBE2 is the connection and disconnection of two circuits with the use of mechanical pressure and electric contact.

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