KP0215ACBKG03CF-3SJB

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Pushbutton Switches

A pushbutton switch is a vital component in the industrial world. It includes a button on the front, which activates when pressure is applied, operating a set of contacts which can control circuits and provide various purposes. A Pushbutton switch, such as the KP0215ACBKG03CF-3SJB, is a momentary contact switch but may also be found in toggle, push-pull, and paddle configurations. Pushbutton switches are also known as tactile switches, which allow the user to identify that a press has been registered when a button is pressed.

Application Field and Uses

One of the most common examples of a pushbutton switch in use is computer mouse – where the user presses the mouse button to specify different actions. Generally, push-button switches are used in a wide variety of applications, such as control circuits, industrial machinery, elevators, small appliances, and security systems. KP0215ACBKG03CF-3SJB push-button switch is categorized as a non-illuminated momentary pushbutton and is typically used as a contact switch in industrial control applications. It is also used in automotive and general lighting applications, as well as medical appliances.

Working Principle

The workings of the a pushbutton switch include a mechanical contact that is activated by pushing the button. When pushed, the contact on the switch closes and completes the circuit, allowing electricity to flow. This allows for the control of an electrical process or equipment. The contact remains closed until the button is released, when the contact opens and the electrical current is interrupted. Some switches can incorporate a longer spring action, which can be locked in an opened or closed position until the button is pressed again.

KP0215ACBKG03CF-3SJB specifically features a momentary contact and spring action switch on normally open (NO) and normally closed (NC) contacts, with a current rating of 7.5 A and a voltage rating of 500V AC/DC. Additionally, it features a bushing plus knob or color hub, and is built with anti-vibration and anti-corrosion construction. The working temperature range of this push-button switch is between -20⁰C and 65⁰C, and it is available in several colors and configurations, making it a versatile option for different applications.

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