GP12MAKE

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Pushbutton switches are some of the most common switch types used in electronic devices. They are used in a range of applications, such as controlling motors, relays, lighting, and voltage supply, as well as providing manual control and switching of electronic devices. The GP12MAKE is a particular type of pushbutton switch, which is designed to offer reliable, efficient operation in all kinds of electronic systems.

Design and Construction

The GP12MAKE pushbutton switch has a compact design and is constructed from durable, long-lasting materials. Its size makes it suitable for use in confined spaces, such as panel-mounted control panels or consoles. It’s also suitable for use in locations where it’s exposed to harsh environmental conditions, such as high temperatures or high levels of humidity. The switch is rated for up to 16A at a 250VAC or 60VDC, and the electrical connections are made via quick-connect spade terminals, which are easy to access and attach.

Operation

The pushbutton switch has two major parts: an actuator, which is the part that is pushed to activate the switch, and a contact which is comprised of two metal pieces separated by an insulator. When the actuator is pushed, the two metal pieces are compressed against each other, completing the circuit and turning on the device. Releasing the actuator allows the two metal pieces to separate, and the circuit is broken, turning off the device.

Features and Benefits

The GP12MAKE is a reliable and efficient switch that is rated for up to 16A at 250VAC or 60VDC, which makes it suitable for a wide range of applications. The switch is made from durable materials, making it suitable for use in demanding environmental conditions, and the quick-connect spade terminals make for simple installation and maintenance.

Applications

The GP12MAKE pushbutton switch is ideally suited for use in controlling motors, relays, lights and voltage supplies. It is commonly found on electrical panels, consoles, control boards and electronic systems. It is also used in a variety of other applications, such as in industrial, commercial and residential settings.

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