D602J12S215QA

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Rocker Switches

A Rocker switch is a switch where the user presses a lever that is connected to a toggle. When the toggle is pressed in, an electrical connection is made, turning the appliance or device "on" or "off" as desired.

D602J12S215QA Application Field and Working Principle

The D602J12S215QA Rocker Switch is a low power current rocker switch primarily used in automative applications. It can also be used in suitable industrial applications where circuit switching is required.

The product features two standard wires, 0.25mm wide, with a rated voltage of 12V, and a rated current of 20A. It has a low, tactile "click" feedback feature for easier and faster operation.

The D602J12S215QA Rocker Switch has a simple but reliable working principle which consists of a movable contact, a stationary contact, and an actuator. The stationary contact is connected to a spring and a lever which is moved by the actuator when the switch is turned on or off. The position of the lever determines whether the switch is in the “on” or “off” position.

When the actuator is pushed down, the lever makes contact with the movable contact, thus creating an electrical connection. The springs then keep the switch in the activated position until the actuator is released. When the actuator is released, the lever returns to its original position, thus restoring the switch to its "off" position.

The D602J12S215QA Rocker Switch is used in a wide variety of applications ranging from automotive to consumer electronics, home appliances, and industrial equipment. Some of its applications include controlling headlights, turn signals, controlling electronic circuits, motors, and other household appliances.

The D602J12S 215QA Rocker Switch is an ideal product for those who are looking for efficient and reliable switching applications. Its simple design and low cost make it a popular choice for low power circuit switching.

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