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A22NN-RNM-NYA-G002-NN Pushbutton Switches are commonly used in commercial, industrial, and residential applications for the control of low voltage and low current AC or DC circuits. The purpose of the Pushbutton Switch is to allow users to turn a circuit on or off with a single press of the button or lever, as well as control a range of other functions such as light dimming and fan speed control.

Pushbutton switches feature a wide range of styles, from simple, traditional toggle switches to more complex rotary models. They are designed to be user-friendly and easy to operate, even in difficult or hazardous environments. Pushbutton switches are typically made of plastic, metal, or rubber and come with either a momentary (momentary) or latching (staying on) function.

When the switch is in the momentary state, the circuit will turn on or off when the button or lever is depressed. When the switch is released, the circuit will remain open or closed, depending on how it was initially activated. This type of operation is effective for situations where it is necessary to quickly switch a circuit on and off without having to hold the switch in an active state.

In the case of latching Pushbutton Switches, the circuit remains open or closed until the button or lever is pressed to alter the state. This type of operation is useful for applications such as controlling lights, motors, and other functions where it is necessary to maintain a circuit in a single state. Pushbutton switches with a rotary motion can also be used to control functions such as speed and position control.

Pushbutton switches come in a wide range of sizes and shapes, depending on the application. Smaller models are often used for controlling a wide variety of low voltage or low current circuits. Larger models are used for controlling high voltage and high current circuits. There are also water-resistant models which are specifically designed to be used in wet or humid environments.

The working principle of a PushButton Switch is based on a locking mechanism. When the button is pressed, a locking arm is activated which holds the switch in its selected position. This mechanism also prevents accidental activation of the switch. Pushbutton switches are generally very durable and will last a long time, however, they can become damaged or worn over time.

Pushbutton switches are commonly found in a wide variety of applications such as home appliances, industrial equipment, and lighting control systems. They are an essential component for any circuit and can be used to safely and reliably control different types of circuits. When selecting the correct Pushbutton Switch for an application, consideration must be taken into account of its operating environment, the size and type of circuit, and the voltage and current requirements.

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