KC13A9.501NPS

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Rotary switches are a type of switch that are used to electrically control flows of electricity. In recent years, they have become increasingly popular due to their reliability, low cost, and ease of installation. The KC13A9.501NPS is a rotary switch that offers reliable performance and is designed for applications that require high current ratings and switching currents of up to 4-20A.

Applications

The primary applications of the KC13A9.501NPS rotary switch are in the power distribution, telecom and datacom markets. It is suitable for use with industrial machinery, security systems, control panels, electric motors, lighting, storage solutions, and a variety of other applications.

Working Principle

The working principle of the KC13A9.501NPS rotary switch is based on a rotary switch design. This design uses a rotating body, known as a rotor, which follows a track etched onto a circuit board. As the rotor turns, its internal contacts come into contact with the externally wired contacts, which controls the flow of electricity in the circuit.

Features

The KC13A9.501NPS rotary switch is highly reliable and available in a variety of configurations to meet the specific requirements of any application. Some of the key features of this switch include an enclosed design to reduce outside interference, a wide temperature range, a durable construction, and an easy-to-operate design. It also features a low-profile design for easy installation and maintenance.

Conclusion

The KC13A9.501NPS rotary switch is an excellent choice for applications that require reliable, high-current ratings and switching currents of up to 4-20A. It is designed to be reliable and easy to use, with a durable construction and enclosed design to protect against external interference. This switch is perfect for use in power distribution, telecom, and datacom applications.

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