KB25CKW01-05-GG

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Description of Pushbutton Switches

Pushbutton switches are devices used to select different operating modes of a device or system. These devices are typically simple mechanical switches that are activated by depressing a button, hence the name "pushbutton switch". Pushbutton switches come in a variety of shapes and sizes, and can be activated in several different ways depending on the type and model.

KB25CKW01-05-GG

The KB25CKW01-05-GG pushbutton switch is a miniature device designed for use in a wide array of applications. This product features a single-pole single-throw (SPST) momentary contact, which means that it requires a user to press and hold the button for the device to respond. The device has a rated voltage of 10A/250VAC, a contact resistance of less than 30mΩ, and an insulation resistance of more than 100MΩ. The KB25CKW01-05-GG is compliant with RoHS, UL, and TUV standards, making it an ideal choice for many industrial and commercial applications.

Application Field

The KB25CKW01-05-GG pushbutton switch is widely used in various industrial and commercial applications, such as controlling pilot lights, lighting control panels, factory automation, medical equipment, electronic devices, and heavy-duty machinery. This switch is suitable for use in hazardous environments, as it is dustproof, shockproof and waterproof. Additionally, the device is resistant to extreme temperatures and vibration, and will remain reliable in these conditions.

Working Principle

When the button of the KB25CKW01-05-GG is depressed, the single-pole single-throw (SPST) momentary contact is activated, causing the device to send an electrical signal to the circuit. The electrical signal will either close or open the circuit, depending on the design of the system. This action will activate another device, such as a pilot light, and allow it to perform its intended task. Additionally, the device contains a tactile “click” mechanism which returns the button to its original position once the user releases it, thus providing a clear indication that the circuit has been switched.

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