MLW3018-00-PA-1A

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Rocker switches are a type of mechanical switch that is activated when a rocking actuator is pressed. The MLW3018-00-PA-1A is a high-quality rocker switch designed for robust operation. It is designed to withstand high temperatures, shock, and vibration, making it suitable for a wide range of industrial applications.

The MLW3018-00-PA-1A switch is a double-pole, double-throw (DPDT) switch, meaning it has two separate contacts that are both operated by the same actuator. It is momentary, meaning it is only active when pressure is applied to the actuator and then releases when the pressure is removed. Its contacts are rated for 5A/125VAC and can switch up to 400VAC with a 5mA minimum current rating.

The MLW3018-00-PA-1A switch can be used in a variety of applications, including switching industrial electrical circuits, pumps, lights, and motors. It can also be used in industrial control systems, such as programmable logic controllers (PLCs), that make use of cadence sensors and other electromechanical components. In addition, it has a broad temperature range of -20°C to 70°C, making it suitable for outdoor as well as harsh industrial environments.

The MLW3018-00-PA-1A rocker switch works by being pressurized at two different locations. When the actuator is pressed on one side, the switch is activated, allowing an electrical current to flow through the contact on one side of the switch. When the actuator is pressed from the other side, the switch is deactivated, stopping the electrical current from flowing. The switch is designed to be robust and will not be damaged by shock or vibration.

The MLW3018-00-PA-1A is a high-quality rocker switch designed for rugged industrial applications. It features a wide temperature range and robust contacts, making it suitable for a variety of power and control applications. Its momentary action makes it ideal for controlling switching operations in industrial settings, such as PLCs.

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