D502J12S206QF

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Rocker switches are electrical switches that feature a rounded, \'rocking\' lever that helps activate and deactivate an electrical circuit. As the name implies, they are activated by the user pushing down on the switch, \'rocking\' it back and forth. The D502J12S206QF series of rocker switches is a popular choice for a wide range of applications due to its construction and features.

The D502J12S206QF rocker switch is a double pole double throw (DPDT) switch, meaning it can control two separate circuits. The switch also features a black and red illuminated rocker, allowing the user to quickly identify which way the switch is set. The switch is built with highly durable plastic and metal components, making it a durable option for the most demanding applications.

The D502J12S206QF series of rocker switches can be used in a variety of applications, including automotive and industrial control, home appliances, audio/video equipment, and lighting. In these applications, the switch is typically used to turn electrical circuits on and off and/or switch between different modes of operation.

The working principle of the rocker switch is fairly simple. When the rocker is pressed down, a small bar or lever is activated. This bar or lever is connected to two sets of contacts inside the switch. When the rocker is pressed down, the contacts in the switch are connected and power is conducted. When the rocker is released, the contacts break the connection and power is no longer conducted, thus turning the circuit off.

The D502J12S206QF series of rocker switches provides a reliable and cost-effective solution for many applications. Its design, construction, and features make it a durable choice for even the most demanding environments. With its bright circuitry, it allows for easy identification of the switch position, allowing for precise and accurate operation.

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