PB6B2FM5M1CAL03

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PB6B2FM5M1CAL03 is a series of popular pushbutton switches by Omron, which allows electrical and electronic circuits to be connected and disconnected in an easy and secure way. It is widely used in a variety of industrial and commercial applications due to its reliable performance and durability.

Application Field

The PB6B2FM5M1CAL03 series pushbutton switches are designed for use in a wide range of industries and markets, including medical and healthcare, automotive, industrial machinery, consumer electronics, lighting and safety products. This series pushbutton switch is commonly used in motor control, machine tool, communication equipment, aircraft and missile launcher control, as well as electric power, transportation and shipping.

Working Principle

The PB6B2FM5M1CAL03 series pushbutton switches work by using a plunger or button to push the switch when it is pressed. The plunger contains two contacts that are fixed at a certain distance. When the plunger is pressed, the contacts come into contact and electric current flows through the circuit. When the plunger is released, the contacts open up and the circuit is opened.

The PB6B2FM5M1CAL03 series pushbutton switches come with a multitude of features, including precision buttons, snap action contact mechanism, integral sealed construction, and secure latching. The series offers a wide range of sizes and colors and is widely used in the manufacturing of control panels, medical devices, and consumer electronics.

Conclusion

The PB6B2FM5M1CAL03 series pushbutton switches from Omron are designed for use in a variety of industrial and commercial applications. This highly reliable and durable series has a wide range of features, including precision buttons, snap action contact mechanism, integral sealed construction, and secure latching. This switch is a cost-effective and reliable solution for various industries and markets.

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