E107SD1V3BE

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Toggle switches are devices used to control electrical circuits and make them start and stop operations at will. They are often operated by means of a mechanical lever or pushbutton, although some can be operated by solenoids or other electromechanical controls. The E107SD1V3BE is a toggle switch specifically designed for use in high voltage and load applications.

The E107SD1V3BE is a single-pole, single-throw toggle switch. It has a dielectric strength of 500 (V AC, 50/60 Hz) and is rated for use with DC voltage of up to 600V. The switch also features a double-pole metal switch contact, which ensures its durability and high service life. It also comes with a metal toggle head and a black or jade colored body.

The E107SD1V3BE is used primarily in high-voltage, high-load applications, such as those found in industrial control systems, heavy-duty motor applications, lighting controls, and HVAC systems. It can also be used in other applications, such as circuits that require load switching in outdoor and high-temperature environments. The switch is also suitable for use in some hazardous areas as well.

The E107SD1V3BE works by allowing the user to control a circuit by manually moving the mechanical lever that is mounted on the toggle switch. When the lever is in the “on” position, it closes the switch contact and current flows through the circuit, allowing the device to operate. When the lever is in the “off” position, the switch contact is open and current does not flow, stopping the device from operating.

The E107SD1V3BE toggle switch is a reliable and durable component that can be used in a wide range of applications. Its high dielectric strength, double-pole metal contact, and ability to work in high-temperature and hazardous areas make it ideal for a variety of high-performance applications. As such, the E107SD1V3BE is a versatile and reliable component for controlling and switching high-voltage and high-load circuits.

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