C1300ARBB-602AW-B

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Rocker switches come in two main configurations: the C1300ARBB-602AW-B and the alternating-on configuration.

Application Field

The C1300ARBB-602AW-B rocker switch is a great choice for use in both domestic and industrial settings. It is commonly used to switch electric circuits on and off, regulate current, and control other applications where the amount of current needs to be adjusted. These switches are available for both AC and DC circuit configurations. In AC applications, the C1300ARBB-602AW-B is used for general purpose circuits and shallow installations.

The alternating-on configuration rocker switch is a great option for low-voltage equipment. It is less complex and more cost-effective than the C1300ARBB-602AW-B. This type of switch is most commonly used in household appliances, automobiles, and other electronic devices.

Working Principle

The C1300ARBB-602AW-B Rocker Switch consists of two contact plates housed in a plastic or metal case. Depending on the configuration, it can be a single-pole or a double-pole switch. When the switch is in the off position, one plate is at a positive voltage, and the other plate is at a negative voltage. When the switch is in the on position, the two plates are connected, allowing current to flow between them.

The alternating-on configuration functions in a similar way, but the current is switched using a mechanical switch instead of an electrical connection. This type of switch is often used in low-voltage circuits where the current should not be high enough to cause an electrical shock.

Rocker switches are available in a variety of configurations with different contact ratings. As with any type of electrical switch, it is important to make sure that the switch is rated for the correct current and voltage before selecting it for use in an application.

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