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ET01LD1CBE toggle switches are typically used to control a circuit or a machine, or in some applications to direct current to one circuit rather than another. They can be found in a huge range of appliances, ranging from electronics to kitchen appliances. They are also used in automotive and marine applications, where their quick action and low power consumption are highly valued.

A toggle switch contains two separate contacts, one of which is referred to as the "hot" contact, and the other as the "neutral" contact. The hot contact has a higher voltage and carries current or power from the power source. The neutral contact does not have a voltage and does not carry a current. When the toggle switch is in the "on" position, the hot contact is connected to the power source and current flows through the switch. When the toggle switch is in the "off" position, the hot contact is disconnected from the power source and current does not flow.

Toggle switches are usually controlled by a mechanical mechanism, such as a lever or handle. When the handle is moved to the "on" position, the toggle switch contacts are pushed together to make an electrical connection. When the handle is moved to the "off" position, the opposite happens and the contacts are pulled apart to break the connection. This mechanism is the same, regardless of whether the switch is used to control a mains circuit or a low voltage DC circuit.

In some cases, toggle switches may also contain additional features such as contact ratings, illumination, or other accessories. Contact ratings can range from simple 1A/5A or 2A/5A ratings, up to 30A or even higher. Illumination is provided by LEDs which are used to indicate the position of the switch and provide added safety when used in dark areas. Other accessories, such as secondary switches, lock systems, and dust covers can also be added to enhance the functionality of a toggle switch.

Toggle switches are typically used in applications where the switch needs to be turned on or off quickly and conveniently, but without the need for a complicated assembly. They are also used when the application requires either a high voltage current or a low voltage current, as the switch is capable of safely controlling either assuming the appropriate contact ratings are matched to the application.

The basic design of toggle switches is simple but reliable, making them ideal for applications where reliability is a must, such as medical and aerospace systems. They are also frequently used in industrial process control and automation, as well as in residential applications . Toggle switches are relatively inexpensive and widely available, making them a popular choice for many applications.

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