AOPD211NUB

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AOPD211NUB Pushbutton Switches are commonly used in industrial, commercial, automotive and residential applications for a variety of purposes. They are designed to control the electrical operation of motors, appliances and other control circuits, and are available in a variety of styles and sizes. The most common features are two- or three-position switches, override switches, illuminated sets, and locking mechanisms.

In its most basic form, the AOPD211NUB Pushbutton Switch is a simple, single-pole, single-throw (SPST) push-button switch. When the user pushes the button, the switch “closes” by connecting the two electrical poles. It then remains in this condition until the user pushes the button again to “open” the switch. The switch may also be configured with a “lock-on” feature, which keeps the switch in the closed position after it has been activated.

Complex switches, such as those from the AOPD211NUB Pushbutton Switches series, are often multi-pole, multi-throw switches, or “multiplexed” switches. This type of switch allows the user to control multiple, electrically disconnected elements all from one switch. They allow for a variety of configurations, from simple on/off control to multi-position, multi-momentary, or multi-toggle applications. Some of these multiplexed switches even offer the ability to control multiple loads.

The AOPD211NUB Pushbutton Switches also provide a variety of other features, such as backlighting or illumination, sealing against dust and liquid, and a rating of up to IP66. The switches are also available in a variety of sizes, and their flexible mounting options allow the switch to fit many different application requirements.

The working principle of the AOPD211NUB Pushbutton Switch is relatively simple. Inside the switch, an electrical contact is placed between two poles. When the user presses the button, a mechanical arm moves the contact to one of the poles, thereby connecting them and allowing an electrical current to flow through the switch. The switch then remains in this position until the user pushes the button again, disconnecting the poles and opening the switch.

In summary, AOPD211NUB Pushbutton Switches are designed to control the electrical operation of motors, appliances and other control circuits for a variety of uses. The switches are available in a variety of styles and sizes with a range of features, including illuminated sets, override switches and locking mechanisms. The working principle of the switch is relatively straightforward, allowing users to control multiple, electrically disconnected elements from one switch.

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