AV1910EB24T5Q04

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Pushbutton switches are commonly used in controlling electrical circuits for a variety of applications. The AV1910EB24T5Q04 is one such type of switch, and its working principle and application field are explored in this article.

The AV1910EB24T5Q04 switch, produced by Vernier, is an hour-shaped pushbutton switch. It features an illuminated, snap-fitting actuator and an IP67 rating, making it ideal for use in many industrial applications. The switch\'s contact resistance is 0.1 Ohms max, while its insulation resistance is 100 M Ohms min. Its illumination voltage is 2.8W and its insulation voltage is 1.2KV. It also has an ambient temperature range of -20°C to +85°C.

The AV1910EB24T5Q04 switch is a component commonly found in industrial equipment, such as control switches, emergency stop switches, and starter switches. It is well-suited to applications in areas where there are frequent or heavy dust exposure or high levels of humidity. The switch\'s snap-fitting actuator also makes it ideal for automated processes as it can easily be operated by a machine.

The AV1910EB24T5Q04 switch works by using an electromechanical process. When current is applied to the switch, it creates a magnetic field which in turn causes the actuator arm to be pushed. This causes the switch contacts to close, allowing current to flow through the circuit. The switch can then be turned off by reversing the current flow, which releases the magnetic field, causing the actuator arm to spring back and break the circuit.

In summary, the AV1910EB24T5Q04 switch is a reliable and durable component used in many industrial applications. It is designed to handle harsh conditions and is an ideal component for machines which require reliable and consistent switching operations. Its electromechanical process makes it easy to use and maintain.

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