JWM11RA1A/UCV

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Rocker switches provide a simple and intuitive way to turn a device on or off. The JWM11RA1A/UCV is a rocker switch commonly used in various applications. This article will discuss the application field of the switch and its working principle.

The JWM11RA1A/UCV rocker switch is typically used in lighting control, heating and ventilation control, and other consumer electronic applications. It is also widely used in air-conditioners, inverters and controllers. The switch features an illuminated rocker head, which can be used to indicate the status (ON or OFF) of the device being controlled. The electrical capacity of the switch is 6A (current) at 250 VAC and it is rated for endurance at 35,000 cycles.

The main feature of the switch is that it allows for two-pole operation, meaning that it can be used to control both AC and DC circuits. For example, the switch can be used to control a single relay that allows the user to turn on or off an appliance or device from two separate locations. The switch can also be used to control two or more independent circuits or loads.

The working principle of the switch is fairly simple. The switch consists of two poles: a normally open contact and a normally closed contact. When the switch is in the off position, both contacts are open and no current flows through the load. When the switch is in the on position, the normally open contact closes, allowing current to flow through the load. At the same time, the normally closed contact opens, preventing current from flowing through the other load.

The JWM11RA1A/UCV rocker switch is a versatile switch that can be used in many applications. It is easy to install and operate and offers reliable performance. With its ability to control two separate loads, the switch provides a valuable tool for controlling multiple appliances or devices from multiple locations.

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