NR01103ANG13-2C

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Rotary switches are a commonly used type of electrical switch, and the NR01103ANG13-2C is a great example of this type of switch. It is a three pole, two position switch, making it ideal for controlling multiple circuits in one switch. The switch requires manual operation in order to change the position, and as a result is great for applications where precise control is needed. This makes it an excellent choice for applications such as motor control, pump control and flow regulation.

The NR01103ANG13-2C switch is constructed from a stainless steel inner body, which houses the contact points, and an outer frame made of brass. The contacts are complexly shaped so they can easily be moved by the switch as well as provide a tight contact force. The contact points are silver plated, which ensures reliable contact and can handle up to 10 amps at either 125 or 250 volts. The switch is also dust and oil resistant, which further ensures reliable operation even in harsh conditions.

The working principle of the NR01103ANG13-2C is simple but effective. When turned on, the switch connects the contact points within the inner body, providing the circuit with the appropriate power to run. When the switch is turned off, the contact points of the switch are disconnected, and the circuit is naturally without power. This is why it is such a great choice for applications where precise control is needed. As the switch does not require any external power to operate, it can be used for applications that do not have access to a power source.

In conclusion, the NR01103ANG13-2C is a great example of a rotary switch. It has a complexly shaped contact points, is constructed from a stainless steel inner body and a brass casing, is dust and oil resistant, and has a working principle that allows for precise control. As a result, it is an excellent choice for various applications such as motor control, pump control, and flow regulation.

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