KB15KKW01B-05-EB

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Pushbutton Switches

Pushbutton switches are used to control electrical circuits and are available in many shapes and sizes, including KB15KKW01B-05-EB. This type of switch is designed to be pressed either momentary or latching to enable, disable, and/or control specific applications. KB15KKW01B-05-EB is a momentary type pushbutton that is often found in industrial, commercial, electrical, and retail automation and computer control applications.

Applications

KB15KKW01B-05-EB switches are designed for controlling DC and AC circuits in a wide range of applications. It is often used in electronics, industrial machinery, home and office automation, vending machines, security systems, and as an ignition switch in motor vehicles. It is also suitable for controlling a variety of heating, lighting, and air conditioning systems. Additionally, KB15KKW01B-05-EB switches can be used in computer control systems, signal processing, communication systems, and medical devices such as oxygen concentrators.

Working Principle

The KB15KKW01B-05-EB switch works on the principle of making and breaking an electrical circuit when it is actuated. On pressing the switch, a piece of metal (known as a contact) is pushed inwards, which completes the circuit, allowing electricity to flow and turns the device on. On release of the switch, the piece of metal returns to its original position, breaking the circuit and turning the device off.

Conclusion

KB15KKW01B-05-EB switches are designed for managing and controlling a variety of applications ranging from industrial and commercial automation to security systems and motor vehicles. This momentary type switch operates on the principle of making and breaking an electrical circuit on pressing and release of the switch, respectively. Such switches are widely used for providing reliable control for a plethora of applications.

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