CFT2-1HC-AW

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Toggle switches are an integral part of our daily lives, found in home appliances, automobiles, aviation instruments, and even our phones. The CFT2-1HC-AW is a type of toggle switch that offers superior performance in a variety of applications.

Whether used for controlling lights, motors, or security systems, the CFT2 offers a unique set of features that make it a popular choice in the toggle switch market. It is a double-pole, single throw switch (DPST) with an external ground connection. The CFT2 has a maximum-rated current of 10A and 250VAC, or 30VDC, and is suitable for a variety of applications.

The all-weather design of the CFT2 makes it ideal for both indoor and outdoor applications, and its small size and simple construction allow it to fit in tight spaces. The contact materials are nickel-plated carbon, and the body is ABS with a nylon toggle lever. Together, these materials make the switch exceptionally durable, shock- and vibration-resistant, and reliable in temperature extremes.

The CFT2 switch operates on a spring-loaded toggle mechanism. When the switch is in the off position, the toggle is in its home position, with springs compressed and contacts open. When the toggle is flipped, the springs expand to drive a plunger, which activates the switch contact. Once the contact activates, the switch is held in the on position by the force of the springs, until the toggle is flipped back or manually released.

Overall, the CFT2 is a reliable and versatile toggle switch suitable for a range of applications. The robust construction and internal mechanism make the switch highly reliable for operation in stressful environments, and its small size and low power consumption make it well suited for use in space-constrained spaces. It is a great choice for controlling lights, lock cylinders, emergency shutdown systems, and more.

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