LW3128-K4FD-B

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Rocker Switches

LW3128-K4FD-B is a type of rocker switch manufactured and sold by Fujisoku, a Japanese electronics component manufacturing and distribution company. The switch is a two-pole double throw (SPDT) device that provides power and signal connections. It features a rocker on-off-on switch mounted on a screwless panel with a max working current of 6A and a max voltage of 12VDC.

Rocker switches are available in a variety of shapes and sizes, but they all share the same basic design. The base is typically comprised of a plastic frame and an actuator, which is the component that moves when a button is pushed. The actuator is typically attached to a series of contacts on a printed circuit board from which the electrical connections are made. The contacts are usually insulated from each other, which allows the switch to control the application of power and the transfer of signals.

The LW3128-K4FD-B is a very versatile device and can be used in a variety of applications, ranging from consumer electronics controls, to industrial and home automation applications. It can be used to turn power on and off, activate or deactivate a signal device, switch one signal for another, and more.

In terms of its working principle, a rocker switch is triggered when the level of electrical current reaches a certain threshold. As current passes through the switch, it activates the movable actuator that in turn creates electrical contact between two or more contacts. This process allows the switch to turn a device off and on and to switch between one signal and another.

The LW3128-K4FD-B rocker switch is a simple yet highly effective device that is well suited to a variety of applications. Its reliable design and superior performance make it an excellent choice for both consumer and industrial applications.

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