D22012V

Toggle switches are a type of mechanical switch that is operated by changing the position of a lever, which is also referred to as a “toggle”. A toggle switch typically has two connection points and a lever which slides along a track, making contact with one or both points when in different positions. Toggle switches typically exist in on, off and momentary action positions, and can be of many different types and styles, such as a rocker switch or a toggle switch.

The D22012V toggle switch is a heavy-duty toggle switch, designed for industrial and marine uses, and is rated for 125V AC/ 12A, 250V AC/ 6A. It features a red cap and a grey-colored base, 1-3/8” mounting hole diameter, 1” mounting depth and boasts a UL rating with a UL 94V-2 flammability rating.

The D22012V toggle switch is commonly used for several different applications, such as powering or controlling motors, lights, and circuits. This toggle switch has many uses in the industrial and marine industries, such as switching on/off machinery, rotating and flipping switches, adjusting lights, and controlling groups of circuits. Additionally, this toggle switch can also be used in aircrafts, watercrafts, and automobiles.

The working principle of the D22012V toggle switch is fairly simple. The lever of the switch is connected to two connection points, which are also known as “contacts”. The contacts are arranged in such a way that when the lever is moved, the contacts contact one or both of the connections, completing the circuit. Depending on the position of the lever, the switch can be set to the “on”, “off” or “momentary” positions.

The D22012V toggle switch is an ideal switch for a variety of industrial and marine applications, as it is a high-quality, heavy-duty switch with a UL rating. This toggle switch is simple to use, and can be used for a variety of applications and tasks, such as powering and controlling motors, lights, and circuits. The working principle of the D22012V toggle switch is also straightforward, and is based on the principle of the lever being moved so the contacts make and break specific connections, turning circuits on and off.