GB215AB-C

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GB215AB-C Application Field and Working Principle

Pushbutton Switches are widely used for power, lighting, heating and other applications. In the industrial environment, Pushbutton Switches are designed for use in controlling the flow of power or other electrical current from one location to another. They are typically connected to a circuit board or a multiplex system, which allows for the same switch to be used to power, light or heat multiple circuits.

The GB215AB-C is designed for industrial application. It is made of impact resistant plastic, and can withstand a load of up to 5A. The switch has two poles and can be used to interrupt or connect current. Its electrical rating is 10A at 125 VAC and 15A at 250 VAC. The switch is double-pole, double-throw (DPDT), and is available in either momentary or maintained configurations. In the momentary configuration, the switch is only in its ‘on’ state while being pressed and returns to its ‘off’ state as soon as the user releases it. In the maintained configuration, the switch can remain in either the ‘on’ or ‘off’ state, even after the user releases the switch.

The working principle of the GB215AB-C is fairly simple. When the switch is in its default position (‘off’), the two poles are connected, passing current through the switch. When the switch is flipped to ‘on’, the two poles are separated, interrupting the current and preventing it from passing through. This action allows the switch to be used in controlling the flow of electrical current, and can be used to create a variety of different lighting and other effects.

The GB215AB-C is an extremely versatile switch, capable of handling a variety of tasks. Its durability and long life make it ideal for industrial applications. And with its simple design and operation, it can be used by virtually anyone with minimal technical knowledge or expertise.

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