GRS-2012-2014

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Rocker switches are an essential part of any electrical system or installation. They are the primary control device used by field operators and maintenance personnel to switch circuits on or off. The rocker switch provides rapid switching between two or more circuits or systems, depending on the application. Today, rocker switches are used in many different applications, including industrial, consumer and automotive applications.

Typically, rocker switches operate by a toggle action, which requires the operator to move a lever (rocker arm) to make the switch. The lever can be mechanically operated by hand or it can be electrically connected to an actuator such as a plunger, motor or solenoid, depending on the application. The position of the lever determines whether the switch is in the on or off state. Manual rocker switches are well-suited for applications where rapid switching is required, such as in industrial process control, construction and demolition operations, and machine control.

One of the most popular types of rocker switch is the “push-pull” switch, which requires the operator to push in and then pull out the toggle lever. This type of switch is used in applications that require repeatable switching, such as in factory automation, automated assembly lines and test equipment.

GRS-2012-2014 was a series of rocker switches released by the manufacturer Global Rocker Switch. The series was designed for industrial and commercial applications, and it was available in both manual and electronic versions. The manual version was a two-position rocker switch with a push-pull mechanism for easy operation. The electronic version was a three-position rocker switch with an LED indicator to show the position of the switch. The manual version had a 180-degree operating range while the electronic version had a 270-degree operating range.

The GRS-2012-2014 series had several features that made it ideal for industrial and commercial applications. It had a long life span and high reliability, and it was available in three-pole and four-pole versions. It also had a quick-connect system that allowed it to be installed quickly and easily in any type of panel or wiring harness. The switches were also rated for 30 amperes and UL-approved for use in hazardous locations.

The working principle of the GRS-2012-2014 rocker switch was relatively simple. When the switch was in the off position, no current could flow through the switch. When the switch was moved to the on position, it would connect the two metal contacts at the bottom of the switch, allowing current to flow through the system. The switch also had two other positions in between, allowing for partial flow of current, depending on the application.

In summary, the GRS-2012-2014 rocker switch series was designed for use in industrial and commercial applications, and it was available in both manual and electronic versions. The manual version had a 180-degree operating range while the electronic version had a 270-degree operating range. The switches had a long life span and high reliability, and they were easy to install in any type of wiring harness. The working principle of the switch was relatively simple, with the switch connecting two metal contacts when the switch was moved to the on position and preventing any current from flowing through the switch when in the off position.

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