MB2411H2G13

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Pushbutton switches come in a variety of shapes and sizes. They are used to close or open a circuit when a button is pressed. MB2411H2G13 is one of them, which has a wide application field in many industries and its working principle is simple and straightforward.

MB2411H2G13 is a single-pole normally open pushbutton switch. It has a miniature design and has a rated current of 20A. It can be mounted into a panel and latch type button is optional. The maximum switching voltage for MB2411H2G13 is 250V AC/DC and it’s the most welcomed switch among medium powered applications.

The application fields of MB2411H2G13 include the heavy machinery, home appliances, communication systems, industrial control equipment, etc. For example, it can be connected with a conveyor belt in a transport system to control the speed; or it can be used in a simple security system circuit to sound an alarm. There are many other applications of MB2411H2G13 depending on the user’s specific requirements.

The working principle of MB2411H2G13 is very straightforward. When the button is pressed, the internal contact inside the switch closes to complete the circuit. When the button is released, the switch opens and the flow of current is cut off. The switch is incredibly reliable and as long as it is properly installed, it should be able to last a very long time. It works on the basis of electricity going through the switch and allowing it to close the circuit when the user presses the Pushbutton and open the circuit when the button is released.

MB2411H2G13 is the workhorse of the Pushbutton switch family. It’s the most mechanically stable, reliable, and economical for long-term use. It’s suitable for a wide range of applications due to its miniature design and decent current rating. And of course, it has a simple and straightforward working principle.

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