ABD402N-S

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Introduction to Pushbutton Switches

Pushbutton switches are electromechanical devices that are used to turn an electrical load off and on. Pushbutton switches have traditionally been used in a variety of applications, such as alarm systems, toggles for door access control, and for operating machinery. Today, however, more and more applications have found uses for pushbutton switches, making them an almost ubiquitous component in a wide range of industries.

ABD402N-S Application Field and Working Principle

The ABD402N-S is a pushbutton switch designed for harsh-path industrial applications. The pushbutton switch has a contact rating of up to 12 A/250 VAC and is self-locking, meaning that it stays in the pressed position until manually reset. The ABD402N-S is also dust-proof, dust-tight and moisture-resistant, making it ideal for use in areas where dirt and water may accumulate, such as workshops and factories.The ABD402N-S is a single-pole, single-throw (SPST) pushbutton switch, which means that it is capable of controlling one circuit on a two-wire system. When the switch is pressed, the contact closes, thus allowing electricity to flow and turning on the load. When the switch is released, the contact opens, stopping the flow of electricity to the load and turning it off.

Conclusion

The ABD402N-S is a reliable, self-locking pushbutton switch designed for use in demanding industrial applications. Thanks to its flexible contact rating, dust- and water-resistance, and single-pole, single-throw (SPST) configuration, the pushbutton switch is capable of controlling a wide range of electrical loads in tough conditions. The ABD402N-S is thus a dependable choice for use in any kind of industrial environment.

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