KP0115ACBKG036CF

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Pushbutton Switches are switches used to switch electrical circuits in off and on positions. They are usually operated by pushing a button and can be used for operating many different types of electronic devices. In the electronic industry, the most commonly used type of Pushbutton Switch is the KP0115ACBKG036CF.

The KP0115ACBKG036CF is a single-pole, single-throw pushbutton switch typically used for a variety of applications. It is made of a durable black plastic with a red rubber pushbutton and a chrome-plated metal frame. The switch has a rated current of 5A and a maximum voltage of 125V AC or 250V DC. It is suitable for indoor use in both panel mounting and chassis mounting applications.

The primary application of the KP0115ACBKG036CF is in the control of electrical devices. This can involve anything from simple lamps and motors to complex electronic systems. It is widely used in the industrial, medical, commercial, and consumer electronics fields. This switch can also be used for security systems, household appliances, musical instruments, toys, and office equipment.

The working principle of the KP0115ACBKG036CF is fairly straightforward. When the pushbutton is pushed, it creates a closed circuit and current flows from the power supply source to the load. When the pushbutton is released, the current flow is interrupted and the load is disconnected. The switch has a low bounce, which ensures that it can be used in applications that require a quick response time.

The KP0115ACBKG036CF is a versatile and reliable Pushbutton Switch that can be used in a wide range of applications. Its durable design and low bounce make it ideal for controlling a variety of electrical devices. Its ease of installation and operation make it a popular choice for many industrial and consumer electronics applications.

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