AV9SLD2081002

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Pushbutton Switches, such as AV9SLD2081002, are used to control electrical circuit connections. The switch works by using a spring-loaded metal pushbutton that is pressed by the user to make physical contact with two contacts positioned opposite each other. This action activates the switch and allows it to send an electrical signal through the circuit to control a light, motor, or other device. Pushbutton switches are common in industrial, commercial, and residential applications.

The AV9SLD2081002 pushbutton switch is designed for “momentary switches”, which can be used for a variety of different applications. Specifically, the switch is rated for 10A 250 Vac and is UL, cUL, and ENEC approved. The rated temperature range is -40°C to 85°C and is sealed against dust, water, and oil.

When the pushbutton is held depressed, it closes the electrical contacts, allowing current to flow through the circuit and activating the device. This is called “Normally Closed” and is used for the most basic control switching. When the pushbutton is released, the contacts open again, disconnecting the circuit and turning off the device. This is called “Normally Open” and is used for safety or other applications that require the addition of power in order for the device to operate.

In a Normally Closed application, the AV9SLD2081002 pushbutton switch can be used as a manual On-Off switch. When the switch is in the On position, the circuit is closed, allowing the device to be powered. When the switch is in the Off position, the circuit is open and the device is off. This type of switch is especially useful in control circuits, such as those that control lights or motors in a manufacturing process.

In a Normally Open application, the AV9SLD2081002 switch can be used to start and stop a motor or other device when necessary. When the pushbutton is pressed, the contacts close, energizing the circuit and starting the device. When the button is released, the contacts open again, de-energizing the circuit and stopping the device.

The AV9SLD2081002 pushbutton switch is also useful in control circuits that require the user to make a decision before allowing a motor to start. For example, a motor with an emergency stop circuit may require the user to depress two pushbuttons at the same time in order to start the motor. The two pushbuttons could be wired in series, with the Normally Closed contacts of both switches connected in series to the motor. This ensures that the motor can only be started when both pushbuttons are held depressed.

Finally, the AV9SLD2081002 is also useful for applications that require the user to select from multiple options. For example, a pushbutton selector switch may consist of four pushbuttons, each of which has a Normally Closed contact. When one of the pushbuttons is pressed, the corresponding contact closes, allowing current to flow and activating the corresponding device. This type of switch is commonly used in automated machines, such as vending machines, where the user must select a product before it can be dispensed.

The AV9SLD2081002 pushbutton switch is a versatile and useful device that can be used in a variety of applications. The switch is also reliable and easy to install, making it suitable for both industrial and residential applications. As such, this type of switch is a favorite among engineers and electricians.

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