GRS-2012-2500

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Rocker Switches

Rocker switches are electrical components that are used to switch on or off a circuit or appliance with a push of a button. This type of switch is generally used in domestic and industrial applications, such as lighting, home appliances, computers, etc. The GRS-2012-2500 rocker switch is a commonly-used model in domestic, industrial and military applications. It is a high-performance switch, reliable and efficient in operation. This article will explain the applications and working principle of the GRS-2012-2500 rocker switch.

Types of Rocker Switches

Rocker switches come in two varieties – momentary and maintained. Momentary rocker switches require only a single moment of contact to operate the circuit; they will switch off the circuit as soon as the switch’s contact is broken. Maintained rocker switches can be held in position to provide continuous operation of the circuit; they will stay in the same position until a new shift is made. The GRS-2012-2500 is a maintained switch, meaning that it will remain on as long as the switch contacts remain in contact.

Application of GRS-2012-2500

The GRS-2012-2500 rocker switch is designed for use in many applications, including industrial, military and domestic environments. It is suitable for controlling fans, pumps, and other AC electrical devices with single-phase voltage up to 250VAC and a current rating up to 16A. It is often used in lighting fixtures, pumps and elevators, home appliances, and other industrial controls. The GRS-2012-2500 is also suitable for use in hazardous and corrosive environments, and is rated with an IP44 classification.

Working Principle

The GRS-2012-2500 rocker switch consists of two main parts – a rocker base and a rocker lever. Each of these components is designed to interact with each other to control the electrical current of an appliance or device. When the switch is in the “on” position, the current flows from the source to the appliance through the rocker base. When the switch is in the “off” position, the current is prevented from flowing. The rocker lever is connected to the rocker base by two contacts – one on the rocker base and one on the rocker lever. When the rocker lever is pressed, the contact on the rocker base is opened and the contact on the rocker lever is closed, allowing the current to flow to the appliance. The rocker lever is released, the contact on the rocker base is closed and the contact on the rocker lever is opened, preventing the current from flowing to the appliance.

Conclusion

The GRS-2012-2500 rocker switch is a reliable and efficient switch for use in domestic and industrial applications. It is designed to control appliances and other electrical devices with a single phase voltage up to 250VAC and a current rating up to 16A. The rocker base and rocker lever of the switch interact to control the current flowing through the switch, allowing the user to switch on or off the appliance at the press of a button. This type of switch is ideal for use in hazardous and corrosive environments and is suitable for many applications.

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