A20605RSCB

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Rotary switches are used in a variety of applications due to their simple design, reliable operation, and low cost. One such switch is the A20605RSCB, a five-position switch with a circular rocking lever. The switch is a two-part design with a lower portion that contains the electrical contacts, and an upper portion that serves as a housing for the rocking lever.

The contacts of the A20605RSCB are made from a gold-tin alloy, which ensures reliable operation for the life of the switch. The contacts are arranged in five positions, each of which can be activated by moving the rocking lever. The lever has an arm that extends from the center to one side, and then back to the other side, thus allowing it to switch between the five positions. The lever is held in place with a spring-loaded pin, which keeps the lever in the correct position when it is released.

The working principle of the A20605RSCB is fairly simple. When the switch is turned in either direction, the lever moves, sensing the contact positions and activating the corresponding contacts. When the switch is released, the spring-loaded pin holds the lever in the "off" position until the switch is turned and the contacts are activated again.

The A20605RSCB is used in a variety of applications, from dimmers and lighting controllers to appliance controls and circuit breakers. It is ideal for use in harsh environments, as it is resistant to dirt, moisture, and vibration. The switch is also capable of switching high currents, up to 50 Amps, and is available in a variety of operating voltages.

The A20605RSCB is a reliable and cost-effective rotary switch that can be used in a variety of applications. Its simple, two-part design makes it easy to install and maintain, and its resistance to harsh environments ensures reliable operation for the life of the switch. It is an ideal choice for applications where reliable switching with high currents is required.

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