7411J37CQE12

Rocker switches are electrical devices used to control power in a circuit. The 7411J37CQE12 is a double-pole, single-throw (DPST) rocker switch. These switches consist of a rocker, with two sets of contact terminals separated by an internal insulating material. When the rocker is pressed down, one of the terminals connects to one side of the circuit and the other terminal connects to the other side. The 7411J37CQE12 switch can handle up to 10 amperes at a voltage up to 250 volts AC.

The 7411J37CQE12 switch is primarily used in residential and industrial applications. In residences, they are to be found in a variety of appliances and home automation equipment. In industry, they are often used to activate or deactivate equipment, and operate motors and pumps. They can be used to turn circuits and lights on or off, as well as to control motors and pumps that operate machinery.

One of the main advantages of using a rocker switch is that it is an easy to use, reliable device. It is also relatively inexpensive and doesn’t require too much wiring. In addition, rocker switches can be used to toggle between two power sources, an advantage not available with other types of switches.

The working principle of a rocker switch is very simple. When the rocker is pressed, the internal mechanical contacts open, allowing the flow of electricity. When the rocker is released, the internal contacts close, preventing the flow of electricity. The switch is usually designed so that when the rocker is pressed down, the power is turned on. This means that if a circuit breaker or fuse is used, it can be easily reset after a power outage.

The 7411J37CQE12 is a versatile, reliable and cost-effective rocker switch that is suitable for a wide range of applications. It is able to handle up to 10 amperes at a voltage up to 250 volts AC, and can be used to control motors, pumps, lights and other equipment. With its simple operation and low cost, the 7411J37CQE12 rocker switch is a reliable and economical solution for many applications.