A22E-M-12-EMO

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Introduction to Pushbutton Switches

Pushbutton Switches are electromechanical devices used to make, interrupt or control the flow of electricity. Traditional pushbutton switches are typically made of a metal body, contact system and actuator. Pushbutton switches are most commonly used to control applications such as powering and shutting down machines, vary voltage levels, relay signals and process automation. The full range of switch functions includes single-pole switches, momentary, latching, sealed, illuminated, miniature and illuminated switches, as well as general purpose switches.

A22E-M-12-EMO Application Field and Working Principle

The A22E-M-12-EMO is a momentary pushbutton switch designed for a range of applications including lighting control, HVAC, conveyers, sensors, motors and machine control. It has a universal mounting plate, two SPDT-NO contact blocks and a momentary plunger mechanism. The switch\'s contact blocks are designed with silver-nickel contacts and a current rating of up to 10A at 250VAC. Its momentary plunger action provides a quick response, allowing the user to easily operate the switch without needing to hold it down.

The operation of the A22E-M-12-EMO is simple. When the switch is pressed, the plunger pushes the contact blocks together, closing the circuit and allowing electricity to flow. When the switch is released, the contact blocks are pulled apart and the circuit is opened, which interrupts the current. The switch can be used for a wide range of applications, including powering machinery, controlling machines and signalling relay events.

Conclusion

The A22E-M-12-EMO is a versatile and reliable pushbutton switch designed for a broad range of applications. It provides a quick response due to its momentary plunger mechanism and its contact blocks are designed with silver-nickel contacts and are rated up to 10A at 250VAC. Its operation is simple, with the plunger closing the circuit when pressed and opening it when released.

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