C1572AABB

Rocker switches have been used for decades to control machines, from washing machines and dishwashers to ovens and air conditioners, as well as other devices both in industrial and home applications. The C1572AABB is a classic design and one of the more common rocker switches used today. It can accommodate current up to 16A and voltage up to 250V and is UL approved. In this article, we will discuss the application field and working principle of the C1572AABB rocker switch.

Application Field

The C1572AABB rocker switch can be used in a variety of applications, including home and industrial products. Common uses include lighting control, momentary start and stop of motors, low voltage switching, household equipment and in particular appliances that use a light to indicate when a switch is “on” or “off”. The C1572AABB is used by many OEMs and is a popular choice for appliances and light fixtures where a rocker switch is required.

Working Principle

The C1572AABB rocker switch features a simple design which makes it easy to understand. It consists of two metal contacts (commonly known as “blades”) that are connected to the terminals at the bottom of the switch. When the switch is moved from one position to another, it causes the two blades to make contact with each other, activating the circuit and allowing electricity to flow. The lever action makes the switch easy to use and the user can quickly identify which position the switch is in by the external indicator. The C1572AABB is usually not momentary which means the switch will stay in one position until it is manually moved to the other.

Conclusion

The C1572AABB rocker switch is a classic design that is well-suited for various home and industrial applications. It has a simple design, can accommodate current up to 16A and voltage up to 250V and is UL approved. With its lever action and external indicator, the switch is easy to use and can quickly indicate the position it is in. The C1572AABB rocker switch is a popular choice for appliances and light fixtures that require a rocker switch.