P2013BZ/CUL

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Toggle switches are versatile electrical components that allow for the manual control of current or voltage when activated or deactivated by a lever or switch. The P2013BZ/CUL toggle switch is a type of basic switching device, commonly found in homes, businesses and industrial settings alike.

The P2013BZ/CUL toggle switch contains a polished alloy shell and is man-machine interface allowing for simple connectivity. It is IP65 dustproof, waterproof and UL recognized and comes with a snap-in installation for easy mounting.

The toggle switch is designed to act as a simple on-and-off switch and can provide up to 5A/250VAC, ensuring that it is compatible with most common electrical systems. The switch is designed to be safe and reliable and is made of durable materials that won’t break down over time, even when subjected to high temperatures or vibrations.

The P2013BZ/CUL toggle switch is a three-pin design that is easily installed and can easily be adjusted to fit different needs. It has two positions: an open and closed position. When the switch is in the open position, it maintains the flow of electrical current from the power source to the appliance. However, when the toggle switch is in the closed position, it prevents the flow of electrical current from the power source to the appliance, effectively cutting off power.

In order to control the power output of the toggle switch, it is necessary to have a mechanical connection between the toggle lever and the contact points. This is accomplished by connecting the connecting lever arm to the contact points via a pivoting link, which causes the toggle lever to move and actuate a set of contacts. This acts as an on/off switch and the switch can be toggled back and forth to turn the power to the appliance on and off.

The toggle switch is typically used in applications where power needs to be quickly and easily switched on and off such as lighting and electrical motors. It is also commonly used as a safety feature on hobby planes, in automotive vehicles, and various other industrial and consumer applications.

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