M2042SS1W03-BG

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Toggle Switches

Toggle switches are an electrical switch that are actuated by a mechanical lever, handle, button or rocker. These switches usually have two positions, and the user must move the lever to one or the other position to toggle the switch between two modes. Toggle switches were often used in early electronic applications, such as radios, and are still seen today in many applications from high-end sports cars to factory automation.

M2042SS1W03-BG

The M2042SS1W03-BG is a single-pole single-throw (SPST) toggle switch. It has a panel-mounted installation and features a rating of 10A@125VAC and 3A@250VAC. It features a “black matte” finish on the body, with a chrome button that indicates the “ON” position and a red dot that indicates the “OFF” position.

Application Field

The M2042SS1W03-BG is used in a variety of applications, including automotive and marine electrical systems, security systems, instrumentation, and other general-purpose applications. This switch is ideal for applications requiring quick and easy switching of circuits on and off without the need for specialized tools or knowledge.

Working Principle

The working principle of the M2042SS1W03-BG is fairly simple. When the lever is moved to the “ON” position, the contacts of the switch close and an electrical connection is made between the two terminals of the switch. The terminals are connected to a control circuit, which then controls the output of the device. When the lever is moved to the “OFF” position, the contacts of the switch open and the electrical connection is broken, thus turning off the output of the device.

The M2042SS1W03-BG is a simple and reliable toggle switch that is well suited for a variety of applications. With its easy to understand design and rugged construction, it is well worth considering for any application requiring a simple, reliable method for quickly turning circuits on and off.

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