M2018TJG01-SA-1A

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M2018TJG01-SA-1A Rocker Switches

A rocker switch is a type of switch that is operated by a rocking action of the operator’s finger. The switch is mounted in an enclosure that holds terminals and a mechanical actuator. It is possible to use the switch in momentary or latching mode.

Application Fields

Rocker switches are available in a variety of sizes, shapes, and styles, and are used in a variety of applications. The more common applications for rocker switches include appliances, lighting, power controllers, automotive, industrial, and medical. They are used in these applications because they are versatile and reliable.

Rocker switches are well suited for controlling electrical and electronic devices or equipment. They are commonly used to control the movement of motors, lighting, solenoids, and other actuators. They are also suitable for use in circuit protection and switching applications, such as temperature and pressure switch applications.

Rocker switches are available in a variety of contact types. The more common contact types are momentary, latching, maintained, and SPDT. Momentary contact type switch is designed for single-pole, double-throw (SPDT) applications. SPDT switches provide control for two circuits in one switch. The latching contact type is designed for applications where a switch will stay in the same position until it is manually redirected. Maintained contact type switch provides constant power to the load until it is manually turned off.

Working Principle

Rocker switches operate on a dual principle. First, when the switch is depressed, the actuator moves the contacts and completes or breaks the circuit. Second, when the switch is released, the actuator moves the contacts back to their original position.

Rocker switches are constructed of two parts. The first part is the actuator. This part is generally a lever or a rocker, and is often made out of plastic or metal. The actuator also contains a spring mechanism that keeps the contacts in their original positions.

The second part is the contacts. These are typically made of metal, and come in various configurations. The contacts can be single pole, double pole, latching, maintained, and SPDT. The contacts are the part of the switch that actually makes contact with each other to complete or break the circuit.

When the switch is depressed, the actuator moves the contacts to complete the circuit. When the switch is released, the actuator moves the contacts back to their original position, breaking the circuit. This type of switch can be used in both momentary and latching applications.

Rocker switches are reliable and robust switches that can be used in a variety of applications. They are available in a variety of sizes, shapes, and contact types, making them suitable for almost any application.

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