AV49402ZQE6

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Pushbutton switches are often found in everyday life; they are the most basic type of switch and they serve a variety of purposes. The AV49402ZQE6 is a specialized one-piece pushbutton switch designed for applications requiring a high degree of control and reliability. It is a rugged, self-contained switch that offers high performance and long life with a low operating voltage and low current draw.

The AV49402ZQE6 pushbutton switch has an adjustable operating pressure of 4-20lb for precise control. The gold-plated contact elements ensure low contact resistance and consistent performance over time. The robust housing is resistant to dust and particles, making it suitable for use in corrosive and challenging environments. The switch has a durable hard-shell design and is rated to endure up to 4 million cycles.

The switch is designed to activate when the buttons are touched and released. It is activated by electrical impulses and signals and the contacts close when the push button actuation force is sufficient. The switch has three terminals labelled “Common”, “Make”, and “Break”, which are wired accordingly to control the current. When the button is pressed, the “Make” and “Common” terminals are connected and the current flows through the switch. When the button is released, the contacts open and the current is interrupted. This type of switch is ideal for applications requiring momentary on/off control, such as medical equipment.

The AV49402ZQE6 pushbutton switch is an excellent choice for applications requiring a reliable, adjustable switch with a low power draw. Its low power draw and rated life cycle make it an ideal choice for a range of industrial and medical applications. Its strong housing, gold-plated contacts, and adjustable pressure make it a great selection for any application needing to operate in harsh or highly-dynamic environments.

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