M2043TNW03-EA

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Rocker Switches are electrical switches that are operated by pressing a rocker switch into a shallow dome. Rocker Switches have become popular for controlling electrical circuits in homes, offices, and other buildings. One such example of rocker switches is the M2043TNW03-EA model.

The M2043TNW03-EA is a single pole, double throw (SPDT) rocker switch with a 20 Amp rating. It also has a built in diode to protect the switch from damage when used in AC applications. The switch itself is housed in a rugged plastic case, and it is designed to be resistant to dust and water. The contacts are made of tough, nickel-plated brass that is silver-plated and last up to one million cycles. The switch also has an adjustable activation force, which allows the user to customize the sensitivity of the device.

The M2043TNW03-EA has many different application fields. It can be used in home automation, retail, industrial and hazardous environments. In home automation, this rocker switch can be placed in a wall-mounted battery pack, or it can be used to control lights and other local devices. In retail, it can be used to control the display of lights and other products, and it is also used in industrial and hazardous environments to control safety equipment and hazardous machines.

The M2043TNW03-EA is powered by a 12-24V AC/DC supply and it has an operating temperature range of -40°F to 185°F. It also has UL listing for hazardous atmospheres and cRUus certification for high temperature environments. This switch also has a locking feature that prevents it from being turned off from the outside.

The working principle of a rocker switch is relatively simple and is usually divided into two separate subsystems: mechanical and electrical. The mechanical subsystem consists of a rocker switch that is connected to a spring-loaded rocker arm. When the switch is pressed, the rocker arm swings back and forth, and the electrical system responds accordingly. The electrical subsystem consists of two contact points, one connected to the other end of the rocker switch, and the other connected to the load or device being controlled. When the rocker switch is pressed, the contact points are separated, allowing an electrical circuit to be created. The current then flows through the circuit, activating the device or load.

In conclusion, the M2043TNW03-EA is a SPDT rocker switch that is ideal for use in home automation, retail, industrial, hazardous and other environments. It is made with durable material and is equipped with a locking feature to prevent it from being turned off from the outside. The M2043TNW03-EA rocker switch also has a simple working principle where it relies on a mechanical and an electrical subsystem to perform its functions.

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