AML25FBF2AA07RX

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Toggle switches provide users with a device to control electricity flow. When the toggle is in the up position, electricity flows; when the toggle is in the down position, electricity is halted. One of the more commonly used toggle switches are known as the AML25FBF2AA07RX, which is widely applied in various applications.

The AML25FBF2AA07RX toggle switch is a SPNO (Single Pole, Normally Open) on-off switch that features a flat base and round black plastic toggle. This particular switch has a flat base, which makes it ideal for applications that require mounted switches, such as car and boat dashboards, HVAC units, and appliances.

This switch is rated for 15A 125VAC and 10A 250VAC, and also includes a DC voltage rating of 12VDC 10A and 28VDC 5A. In addition, the contact resistance of this switch is no more than 100 milliohms. This switch also has a mechanical life of up to 10,000 cycles.

The modest size of the AML25FBF2AA07RX toggle switch makes it easily incorporate into applications for both industrial and commercial use. It is well-suited for shallow depths, allowing users to attach it securely in tight fitting enclosures, manufactured in locations with limited space. The toggle switch also includes a detachable actuator to reduce material costs when the switch may be bent or pushed down or away from its surroundings.

The working principle of the AML25FBF2AA07RX toggle switch is quite simple: when it is mounted in the up position, electricity flows; when it is mounted in the down position, electricity is halted. This switch consists of two main components: the actuator and the switch contact. The actuator is a flat base that can be pushed up or down to control the electricity flow, while the switch contact is a metal contact which the electricity passes through when the switch is in either position. The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference