MPI002/RP/AM/6

Illumination Type, Color:	LED, Amber
Electrical Life:	35,000 Cycles
Mechanical Life:	750,000 Cycles
Operating Temperature:	-30°C ~ 70°C
Panel Cutout Dimensions:	Circular - 19.20mm Dia
Features:	Stainless Steel
Ingress Protection:	IP66 - Dust Tight, Water Resistant
Termination Style:	Solder Lug
Mounting Type:	Panel Mount, Front
Illumination Voltage (Nominal):	6 VDC
Series:	--
Color - Actuator/Cap:	Silver
Actuator Type:	Round, Button, Flush
Voltage Rating - DC:	24V
Current Rating:	50mA (DC)
Switch Function:	Off-Mom
Circuit:	SPST-NO
Type:	Vandal Resistant, Illuminated
Part Status:	Active
Packaging:	Bulk

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Pushbutton Switches: Application Field and Working Principle

A pushbutton switch, like the MPI002/RP/AM/6, is a type of switch which is operated manually by pressing or pushing a button. It is often used to detect the presence of the user and provide them with a signal to start or stop a process. Pushbutton switches are often used in everyday applications, such as car starters, industrial machinery, and even telephones.

Types of Pushbutton Switches

Pushbutton switches come in a variety of styles, such as normally open, normally closed, and momentary. A normally open pushbutton switch is simply a switch that is usually open or off, meaning there is no connection between the two terminals of the switch. When the button is pressed, the connection is made and the switch is activated. An example of a normally open pushbutton switch is the starts of a car starter. When the button is pressed, the starter is engaged and the engine begins to turn over. A normally closed pushbutton switch, on the other hand, is a type of switch which has two terminals that are usually connected or closed. When the button is pressed, the connection is broken and the switch is deactivated. The most common applications for this type of pushbutton switch are emergency stop switches and alarm systems. Finally, a momentary pushbutton switch is a type of switch which is only active when the button is pressed. When the button is released, the switch returns to its starting state. These switches are commonly used in industrial environments to start and stop machinery.

The MPI002/RP/AM/6 Pushbutton Switch

The MPI002/RP/AM/6 pushbutton switch is a normally open type of switch which is constructed with a hard plastic casing, a button and two terminals. It features an LED indicator which illuminates when the switch is activated, making it easier to locate in the dark.The MPI002/RP/AM/6 switch is a self-powered device which is designed to provide reliable operation in industrial and commercial applications. It is designed to be easy to install and maintain, requiring only basic wiring and a single power cable.

Applications of a Pushbutton Switch

Pushbutton switches are commonly used in a wide range of applications, including car starters, emergency stop switches, and industrial machinery. They are also used in telephones and alarm systems, as well as in home appliances such as coffee makers and microwaves.

Working Principle of a Pushbutton Switch

The working principle of a pushbutton switch is relatively simple. When the switch is in its default state, there is no connection between the two terminals and the switch is in the "off" position. When the switch is pressed, the connection between the two terminals is made and the switch is "on". The MPI002/RP/AM/6 switch is a self-powered device, meaning it does not need to be connected to an external power source in order to operate. When the button is pressed, the switch draws power from a removable power source and sends it to the terminals, activating the switch.

Conclusion

Pushbutton switches, such as the MPI002/RP/AM/6, are a versatile and reliable type of switch that can be used in a variety of applications. They are often used in industrial settings, telephones, and home appliances, and can be used to start and stop processes, activate lights, and more. Pushbutton switches work by utilizing a circuit which is closed or opened when the button is pressed, allowing power to flow or not flow between the terminals, and thus activating or deactivating the switch.

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