GRS-2011-2015

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Rocker Switches are a common form of switch used in many electronic and electrical products. A rocker switch is typically a flat piece of plastic, typically with a rounded end, which slides back and forth on a flat surface. The switch typically has an attached actuator, typically a square flat piece of plastic, which moves up and down to move the switch.

The GRS-2011-2015 series of rocker switches offer a wide range of features and applications, designed to give customers with greater choice in how they control and switch their electronics. The GRS-2011-2015 series is a 4-pole single-throw switch, meaning that it can be used to move the switch between two states—either on or off. The switch is operated by pressing down the switch, which allows current to flow through the contacts, while releasing the switch interrupts the current flow.

Application fields of GRS-2011-2015

The GRS-2011-2015 series of Rocker Switches is designed for use in a wide range of products, from industrial machines to consumer electronics, such as TVs, stereos and appliances. This series is suitable for use in low voltage, direct current (DC) circuits and is tested for over-voltage protection. It is also the perfect switch for use in remote control applications due to its low current requirement.

The GRS-2011-2015 series is designed for versatility, as it is available in a selection of termination options, materials and sizes. This makes them suitable for a variety of applications, from high-end AV systems to industrial controls and beyond.

Working principle of GRS-2011-2015

The GRS-2011-2015 series of switches works on the same basic principle as all rocker switches. When the switch is in the ‘off’ position, a small gap is left between the pole of the switch and the contact of the switch, which means that no electricity can flow. When the switch is moved to the ‘on’ position, the gap is closed, allowing current to flow through the contacts.

The GRS-2011-2015 switches also feature two-position reverse-locking, which means that when the switch is moved to the ‘on’ position, it can be locked in place with a locking mechanism. This ensures that the switch won’t accidentally be moved back to the ‘off’ position. The GRS-2011-2015 series is also designed for durability, with UV-resistant housing and stainless steel spring for long-lasting use.

Conclusion

The GRS-2011-2015 series of rocker switches is a versatile and reliable switch that can be used in a variety of applications, from industrial machines to consumer electronics. Its low current requirement makes it ideal for remote control applications, while its two-position reverse-locking feature ensures that it won’t be accidentally moved to the ‘off’ position. With its durable construction, UV-resistant housing and stainless steel spring, the GRS-2011-2015 series is designed for long-lasting use.

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