A16L-TAM-12D-1

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Pushbutton Switches

Pushbutton switches, also known as electric pushbuttons, are physical components of a switch which are used to control a circuit. They are often used on electrical and electronic appliances, entertainment equipment, and computers. A16L-TAM-12D-1 is a type of pushbutton switch.

A16L-TAM-12D-1 is a normally open pushbutton switch with an integrated LED indicator. It has a base made of polyester material and a contact made of silver-cadmium-oxide-zirconium. It features a 12-volt DC voltage rating, a 2-ampere current rating, and a minimum 80,000 make-and-break cycles. It has a screw fixing with plastic bezel, and is available in light green, blue and red shades.

The A16L-TAM-12D-1 pushbutton switch is most commonly used in applications where a quick response is needed such as emergency stop, reset and machine start/stop operations. It can also be used for signalling, illumination and as doorbell switches. The integrated LED indicator can be used to show the status of the switch.

The working principle of A16L-TAM-12D-1 pushbutton switch is fairly simple. When the switch is open, the electrical circuit is broken. When the switch is pressed, the contacts are closed and the current flows through the circuit. When the switch is released, the contacts open and the current stops flowing. The integrated LED indicator lights up when the circuit is closed.

In conclusion, the A16L-TAM-12D-1 is a normally open pushbutton switch with an integrated LED indicator. It is most commonly used in applications requiring a quick response such as emergency stop, reset and machine start/stop operations. The working principle is simple; when the switch is pressed, the contacts are closed and the current flows through the circuit, and when the switch is released, the contacts open and the current stops flowing. The integrated LED indicator is used to show the status of the switch.

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