8125J81CBE22 Datasheet/PDFPushbutton switches are electronic devices that are made up of metal and plastic components, allowing a user to control a circuit. The 8125J81CBE22 is the specific model of pushbutton switch designed by IDEC that serves a variety of industry-specific and complex applications.
Application Field
The 8125J81CBE22 has a wide range of applications in different industrial sectors due to its wide range of configurations available and its ability to tolerate large currents, up to 8A, as well as being durable and cost-effective. Depending on the application, the 8125J81CBE22 can be used in a variety of switching applications, from illuminated buzzers to alarms, from latching and un-latching relays to large-scale directional control of fluids and electrical circuits, to name a few. Besides its industrial-grade application, the 8125J81CBE22 is also used in residential and commercial establishments, thanks to its robust construction, modular design and easy installation.
Working Principle
The 8125J81CBE22 works on the principle of a press-to-activate switch, which means a trigger-pressure is required to switch it on or off. It has a metal button or plunger with a dome on top that is used to activate the switch. When the switch is pressed, the plunger sends an electrical signal to the circuit, which then carries out its function. The plunger is connected to two metal contacts fitted inside the switch, which are connected in a specific manner to trigger the on/off action. The plunger has to be pressed to the bottom of the switch to make the connection and complete the circuit.
Conclusion
The 8125J81CBE22 is an industrial-grade pushbutton switch made of durable components, which is capable of withstanding large current overloads. It can be used in a variety of industrial, residential and commercial applications due to its modular design, easy installation, robust construction and wide range of configurations. The 8125J81CBE22 works on the principle of a press-to-activate switch, which requires significant pressure on the metal plunger to complete the electrical circuit.