ABFD410N-B

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Pushbutton Switches

Pushbutton switches are a type of switch used to control or indicate the state of an electrical circuit in the presence of a user. The most common type of pushbutton switch is the momentary pushbutton switch. Momentary switches are used in a variety of applications, including automotive and industrial machinery, computer and home appliance controls, and automatic machinery controls.

ABFD410N-B Application Field

The ABFD410N-B pushbutton switch is a DPDT pushbutton switch typically used for controlling the operation of motor driven machinery. The ABFD410N-B has a temperature range of -25°C to +85°C and is rated for 4A at 250VAC or 2A at 30VDC. The ABFD410N-B is UL, CSA and VDE Approved.

Working Principle

Pushbutton switches operate on a simple principal: an electrical contact is made when a button is pressed. The contact is then broken when the button is released. This contact breaking allows for the control of an electrical circuit by opening or closing the connection. The contact may be maintained when the button is released depending on the type of switch being used.

The ABFD410N-B uses a double pole double throw (DPDT) contact system. This means that when the switch is pressed the contact is made between two poles, and when the switch is released the contact is broken between two poles (the double throw). This configuration allows the ABFD410N-B to switch between two circuits or to activate two separate mechanisms at the same time by using a single switch.

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