MB2061LS1W01-BA

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Pushbutton Switches

The MB2061LS1W01-BA is a type of pushbutton switch. It is a functional electronic component used to control a circuit, often found in industrial, automotive, and commercial applications. The MB2061LS1W01-BA is an upside-down latching type of pushbutton switch which can be wired to stay locked in the on or off position. This switch is rated for 12Volts, 0.5A.

Application Field

The MB2061LS1W01-BA pushbutton switch is suitable for a vast array of applications, from simple home projects to large industrial systems. It can be utilized to control anything from electronics to motor applications, making it incredibly versatile. In addition, its small size allows it to be mounted nearly anywhere. Common applications include control of electrical circuits, control of motor circuits, panel power switches, industrial-type relay control circuits, pilot lamp circuits, and automotive applications.

Working Principle

The MB2061LS1W01-BA pushbutton switch functions as a switch, allowing current to pass when its button is pressed, and closing the circuit when the button is released. When switching a load of more than 0.5A, the switch is usually wired to an auxiliary contactor to ensure current overload protection. This way, the switch can handle currents up to 15A.

The MB2061LS1W01-BA switch is designed for a long operational life of over 10,000 cycles and features gold-plated contacts for enhanced reliability and corrosion resistance. The switch also requires a low operating force and is capable of being operated from -20°C to +85°C.

Conclusion

The MB2061LS1W01-BA is a versatile pushbutton switch, suitable for a wide range of applications due to its low operating force, long operational life, gold-plated contacts, and corrosion resistance. Thanks to its low power requirements and small size, it can be implemented into a variety of projects and can withstand temperatures ranging from -20°C to +85°C.

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