A22NN-BNM-NRA-G100-NN

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Introduction:

A22NN-BNM-NRA-G100-NN pushbutton switches are a type of electromechanical switch used to control electrical circuits. Pushbutton switches can be used to manually toggle a circuit on or off, or in the case of a momentary version, to momentarily activate a circuit. Pushbutton switches are available in a variety of specifications including single-pole, double-pole, latching and momentary actuators, panel mountings, different levels of maximum voltage and current as well as various waterproof ratings and sizes.

Application Field:

The A22NN-BNM-NRA-G100-NN pushbutton switches are extremely versatile and can be used in a variety of applications. They can be used in a multitude of applications such as security systems, access control systems, industrial control systems, HVAC systems and home automation systems. This type of pushbutton switch can also be used in various manufacturing operations such as CNC machines and assembly lines.

Working Principle:

The working principle of A22NN-BNM-NRA-G100-NN pushbutton switches can vary based on the type of pushbutton switch. Momentary pushbutton switches only complete the circuit when the switch is pressed, whereas latching pushbutton switches will remain on or off until the switch is pressed again. The A22NN-BNM-NRA-G100-NN pushbutton switches are rated for up to 400 mA, 60 VDC and feature an illuminated amber momentary contact with an illumination voltage of 12 VDC. The pushbutton switch can be activated by a plunger, lever or rocker arm, depending on the particular switch.

Conclusion:

A22NN-BNM-NRA-G100-NN pushbutton switches are a reliable and versatile type of switch used in many everyday devices and industrial equipment. They can be used in a variety of applications and are available in multiple different specifications. The working principle of the A22NN-BNM-NRA-G100-NN pushbutton switches can vary depending on the type of switch, as well as the actuator used to activate the switch.

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