PBH2UOANAG1CBLK

Introduction to Pushbutton Switches

Pushbutton switches are a kind of electrical switch that, when activated, provide an electrical circuit. Usually, they are used in applications where a user needs to manually close or open a circuit. These switches come in a variety of forms and colors, and can be integrated directly into a circuit board or mounted on a panel.

PBH2UOANAG1CBLK Application Field and Working Principle

The PBH2UOANAG1CBLK is a type of pushbutton switch that is designed to be used in industrial applications. This switch can be used to switch up to 10 Amps and 125 Volts AC and 250 Volts DC. It is mounted in an 8-Pin and RoHS Compliant DIN Rail mount housing with an illuminated on/off capability for clear indication of a switch’s state. The PBH2UOANAG1CBLK switch has a contact system consisting of two NC and two NO contacts, allowing it to be used as one-way or two-way switching. It also features internal circuitry that allows it to be used as a push-on, push-off switch as well.

In terms of its working principle, the PBH2UOANAG1CBLK has a lever-style mechanism that activates an electrical circuit when it is actuated. When the switch is in the “on” position, energy will pass through the switch and flow through the circuit, powering any devices or systems that are connected to it. When the switch is in the “off” position, no energy will be passed through the switch and the circuit will be shut down.

Conclusion

The PBH2UOANAG1CBLK is a type of pushbutton switch that is designed to be used in industrial applications. It has a lever-style mechanism that activates an electrical circuit when actuated, and features internal circuitry that allows it to be used as a push-on, push-off switch as well. It can switch up to 10 Amps and 125 Volts AC and 250 Volts DC, and is mounted in an 8-Pin and RoHS Compliant DIN Rail mount housing with an illuminated on/off capability for easy identification of its state.