AV19401ZQE

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AV19401ZQE Pushbutton Switches offer a wide range of applications, allowing users to control electrical devices such as motors, pumps and fans, as well as control electronic circuitry with a single click of a button. They are used in many industries, including automotive, health care, and instrumentation.

AV19401ZQE Pushbutton Switches are single pole, single throw switches. When the switch is pressed, it causes a change in the state of the switch, normally from open to closed, and vice versa. They can be designed for either momentary (temporary) operation or maintained (permanent) operation. Momentary operation requires that the button must be held down to make a connection, while maintained operation requires the switch to remain in the selected state until manually reset.

AV19401ZQE Pushbutton Switches typically consist of two main components: an electrical contact and a housing. The contact is a metal strip located inside the switch, which is connected to a circuit. The housing surrounds the contact and includes a push button or toggle switch, which the user interacts with to control the electrical circuit. The contact is connected to a spring, which returns it to its default state when the button is released.

The housing may also have other features, such as LED indicators, which can be used to indicate the status of the switch. LED indicators are often used in high voltage applications, as they can provide visual feedback that the switch has been activated. Other features may include a mechanism for locking the switch in the desired position.

In terms of working principle, when the push button switch is activated, the internal metal contact makes a connection simply by passing from an open to a closed state. The spring provides the required force to break the active contact when the switch is released. When the switch is in its default state, the contact will remain open, preventing the current from passing through the circuit. This allows the switch to be used as a safety measure in high voltage applications.

AV19401ZQE Pushbutton Switches are also classified based on their contact ratings. For example, a momentary switch may be rated at 5V/1A, meaning that it can handle up to 5 volts of current at a maximum of 1 ampere. Ratings may vary from one switch to another, so it’s important to check the specifications before purchasing the switch.

AV19401ZQE Pushbutton Switches are used in a wide range of applications. They are commonly used in appliances, vehicles, and even emergency applications. The use of LED indicators allows for the visual confirmation of a switch’s status, making it an ideal choice for safety purposes. Additionally, the durable construction and reliable performance makes them a popular choice in many different industries.

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