ATE1DGRA104

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Toggle Switches

The ATE1DGRA104 Toggle Switch is a type of switch with two positions that can stay on until it is physically switched off. The switch body is made up of two distinct pieces of metal, connected by a plastic toggle, which rotates when the switch is opened or closed. When the switch is open, the circuit is broken and no current flows; when the switch is closed, the circuit is completed and current can flow.

The ATE1DGRA104 Toggle Switch can be used to control the flow of electricity in either AC or DC circuits, with a maximum continuous current of 10 A and a maximum voltage of 250 VAC. The switch has been designed for panel-mounted applications, or for surface mounting directly on printed circuit boards.

The ATE1DGRA104 Toggle Switch has a single-pole, dual-throw (SPDT) configuration, meaning that it has one set of contacts in the off position and two sets of contacts in the on position. When the switch is in the off position, both sets of contacts are open, and when it is in the on position, both sets of contacts are closed. This configuration enables the switch to connect two separate circuits, allowing the user to control the flow of electricity between them.

Toggle switches are used in a variety of applications, including general lighting, automotive, HVAC systems, security alarms, industrial control systems and more. They can be used in a variety of different configurations and provide a simple means of controlling the flow of electricity in applications where the user needs to be able to switch the circuit on and off quickly and easily.

In summary, the ATE1DGRA104 Toggle Switch is a robust and reliable switch designed for panel and board mounting in AC and DC circuits. It is easy to operate, requiring only a simple push or pull action to switch it on or off. This makes it ideal for applications where a fast and simple means of controlling the flow of electricity is desired.

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