MB2011SS1W13-CA

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Pushbutton Switches

Pushbutton switches offer great versatility in applications, providing control over on/off functionality, power functions, as well as signal switching. Within this article, a particular type of switch, the MB2011SS1W13-CA, will be examined in terms of its application field, as well as its working principle.

Application Field

The MB2011SS1W13 is a latching pushbutton switch known by its specialty of being mounted on the panel. This particular product is made of several components such as phenolic housing with a silver-plated contact blade. The product’s overall size is 16.2mm (width) x 26mm (height) x 19mm (depth). The MB2011SS1W13 operates with a minimum of 2N operating force, a 0.4N maximum release force, and a maximum switch current rating of 10A at 125/250VAC. It can individually be configured for momentary actions including normally open (N/O), normally closed (N/C) and momentary on-off action.

In total, it has a total of 10 configurations available, which makes it ideal for a wide range of uses and applications. The switch is rated with an electrical life of 100,000 cycles, making it durable and reliable under significant loads. It is able to handle various switching functions such as power control, audio/visual signals, and other lighting controls. As such, its primary recommended applications include medical and industrial applications such as medical equipment, lab equipment, industrial machines, and motor control systems.

Working Principle

The MB2011SS1W13 operates through a mechanism that is based on two terminal pins joined by a long piece of metal. When depressed, one of the pins makes contact with the other, and when released, the other pin separates from the contact and the switch returns to its original position. The mechanics behind this is quite simple, and allows for a wide range of applications.

The switch can be wired for momentary operation or for latching operation. Momentary operation is when the switch is pressed to make contact and released to break contact, while latching operation is when the switch is pressed to make contact and remains closed until pressed again to break contact. All 10 configurations of the switch are latching, and each of the pins is connected to a separate contact. This allows the switch to be wired in such a way that each pin can be used separately, or both together in the same circuit.

The MB2011SS1W13 is also configured with a silver-plated contact blade that is what actually makes contact with the pins. This blade is durable and resistant to corrosion, allowing it to handle the heavy loads that it is designed for. The blade is also designed to provide an electrical connection with a minimum of resistance, all while taking up minimal space within the switch.

The switch also has a protective trip-off feature that will prevent any accidental activation of the switch by an external force. This feature is especially useful in applications that require precise control over the switch, as it ensures that the switch is not activated without the user knowing.

The MB2011SS1W13 is a great product that offers versatility, reliability, and precise control in all of its applications. It is designed to handle a variety of loads and switching functions, making it a great choice for medical and industrial applications alike. Furthermore, its trip-off feature allows for a greater degree of control, ensuring that the switch is not accidently activated by external forces. With all of these features, the MB2011SS1W13 is a great option for applications needing precise and heavy-duty switch operation.

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