KG312A2SXD241XCV01XX02

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Rocker Switches

KG312A2SXD241XCV01XX02 is a type of rocker switch whose basic operating mechanism revolves around a pivoting actuator and two contact terminals. This type of switch is mainly used to control an electric circuit through the opening and closing of one or several pairs of contacts. As the actuator is built with a rocker frame, it can easily be identified since it typically has two round discs side by side to serve as switch actuators.

Applications

Rocker switches are mainly used to control electric coupling and inverters in motors, mixers, and vibrations. You can find them in almost all electronic and solderable equipment for protection and control in all types of electrical and electronic systems such as brushless motors and variable speed drives. In addition, this type of switch is also used in consumer electronic products such as televisions, stereos, computers, and other consumer appliances.

The KG312A2SXD241XCV01XX02 rocker switch is also used in a variety of industrial and commercial applications such as in machine control, lighting and pressure switches, in safety devices, alarms and door locks, in home automation, and in outdoor lighting fixtures.

Working Principle

The operation of rocker switches depends on actuator movement. The actuator moves up and down on the switch body and is connected to a pair of contact terminals. As the actuator is moved, contact terminals engage and disengage, thus opening and closing the circuit. In the case of KG312A2SXD241XCV01XX02, both circular discs serve as switch actuators.

Ideally, when the switch is turned on, a contact terminal on each disc is engaged, allowing current to flow through the circuit. When the actuator is rocked and either one contact terminal is disengaged, the circuit will be interrupted. Moreover, the actuator lever can be used to limit the travel of the contacts, allowing for the switch to stay in either the “on” or “off” states for extended periods of time.

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