MPI001/TERM/AM

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Pushbutton Switches: MPI001/TERM/AM Application Field and Working Principle

A pushbutton switch is a type of switch that is actuated by pushing on a button or plunger. Pushbutton switches are usually either momentary or maintained. Momentary pushbutton switches are those which close a contact while they are being pushed down and will open the contact the moment they are released. On the other hand, maintained pushbutton switches will stay in the same position when the button is being released.

The MPI001/TERM/AM is a maintained pushbutton switch designed for use in both low- and medium-power applications. It is actuator/button type and can be used with pre-wired or cable terminals. The switch is a continuous-duty switch, meaning that it can be operated at a constant rate of operation. It is also a reliable switch, with a rated life of up to 10 million operations.

The MPI001/TERM/AM is typically used in the following application fields:

• Industrial control equipment
• Security systems
• Appliances
• Electronic machines
• Instrumentation
• UPS systems

The working principle of the MPI001/TERM/AM is based on a mechanical/electrical contact system. The switch has an actuator, which is a mechanical button, and a contact mechanism, which consists of a small electrical contact. When the actuator is pressed, the contact is closed and a voltage is applied to the switch, allowing the electrical circuit to be completed. Once the actuator is released, the contact opens and the electrical circuit is interrupted.

The MPI001/TERM/AM is a reliable and durable switch, with a long life expectancy and minimal maintenance requirements. It is ideal for use in industrial, security, and other applications where a reliable and cost-effective pushbutton switch is required. The switch is available in a variety of contact configurations and is RFI/EMI-shielded for greater reliability.

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