A8L-11-13N2

Rocker switches are one type of switches that are commonly used in portable equipment or wall outlets. The rocker switch has a rocker-shaped catch that toggles the switch on or off, allowing users to quickly activate or deactivate the controlled circuit. The A8L-11-13N2 type rocker switch is a single-pole double-throw switch that can control two circuits. It is commonly used for applications such as mud cleaners, lawn mowers, irrigation systems, and showers.

In order to understand the working principle of the A8L-11-13N2 switch, it is important to know the parts that make up the switch. The A8L-11-13N2 type switch has a base module, a switch lever, a rocker base plate, a powder tube, and a switch plate. The switch lever is the part that moves to turn the switch on or off and is connected to the switch plate. The rocker base plate and the powder tube form the switch body, which is connected to the base module. The base module is what mounts the switch to the surface and contains the electrical contacts.

When the switch is in the off position, the powder tube is open and the two electrical contacts on the base module are not engaged. When the switch is in the on position, the switch lever presses down on the rocker base plate and the powder tube to engage the two electrical contacts of the base module. This closes the circuit and allows the current to flow from one contact to the other.

The A8L-11-13N2 rocker switch is a very durable and reliable type of switch. Its design makes it resistant to wear and tear and can handle a high level of current. It is also relatively easy to install and replace, making it an ideal choice for many applications.