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Rocker Switches are a type of switch, typically characterized by an elongated shape. The shape of the rocker switch is usually somewhat asymmetrical, with a rocker arm that can move in an up-and-down motion and a pair of contacts that make and break the electrical connection as the rocker arm moves. The most common type of rocker switch is the toggle switch, which is used to turn electronic circuits on and off.

A D602J12S202PQF Rocker Switch is a specific type of Toggle Switch featuring two rockers and two poles. This type of rocker switch is typically used as an on-off switch, as it features two distinct positions for the rockers — one for the "On" setting and one for the "Off" setting. Other types of rocker switches may feature multiple poles and intermediate positions, depending on the application.

Rocker switches are commonly found in consumer electronics, industrial equipment, appliances, automotive tools, and lighting control systems. The most common application for rocker switches is in the control panels of home appliances, such as those found in kitchens, laundry rooms, and bathrooms. Industrial applications often include the use of rocker switches behind the control panels of medical equipment, laboratory instruments, and electronic test equipment. Automotive and tool applications often use smaller rocker switches to control electrical devices, such as fans and lights.

The working principle of a rocker switch is fairly simple. As the rocker arm is moved, a set of electrical contacts inside the switch are closed, completing the circuit and sending power to the device. In the "On" position, a contact is made between two metallic surfaces, redirecting the electrical flow. The devices receiving the power will start operating. In the "Off" position, the contact is broken, thus stopping the electrical flow and rendering the device inoperative.

Rocker switches are available in various shapes, sizes, and colors. Depending on the application, rocker switches may be illuminated or non-illuminated. Illuminated switches often feature an LED light that indicates when the switch is in the "On" position. The toggle contact that controls the electrical current is made from a variety of different materials, including plastic, metal, and ceramic.

Rocker switches are highly durable, providing a long useful life even under extreme environmental conditions. Many types of rocker switches can be used in wet environments and can also withstand high vibrations. Rockers Switches also require minimal maintenance and are reliable in performing the intended electrical functions.

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