GRS-2013A-2004

Rocker switches are commonly used in a wide range of applications.

The GRS-2013A-2004 switch is a single-pole, double-throw rocker switch. This type of switch is favoured by many engineers due to its robust construction, reliable operation and low cost. The design of the GRS-2013A-2004 switch allows it to be used in both noisy and low noise environments.

The basic design of the GRS-2013A-2004 switch consists of two plastic housing halves, a contact mechanism and an actuator. The two plastic housing halves make up the main body of the switch. The contact mechanism consists of copper or brass contacts which make contact when the switch is actuated. The actuator is a rocker or paddle-style lever that is pushed or pulled to close or open the circuit.

The most common application of the GRS-2013A-2004 is in industrial control systems. It is often used in automated systems, including production lines and conveyors, as well as in motor controls. The switch can also be used in lighting systems, alarm systems and security systems.

The working principle of the GRS-2013A-2004 is simple. When pressure is applied to the rocker or paddle lever, the contacts within the switching mechanism are closed and the circuit is completed. When the pressure is removed, the contacts are opened and the circuit is no longer completed.

The GRS-2013A-2004 is well-suited for use in applications that require reliable, low-cost and robust operation. Its simple design and construction make it easy to install and maintain, making it a popular choice for engineers in many industries.