PT102SZQ

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Toggle switches are a type of electric switch utilized to control mechanical or electrical devices. They have been around since the late 1800s and are widely used today in a variety of applications. The PT102SZQ toggle switch is a double-pole, double-throw (DPDT) type of switch. This type of toggle switch is capable of providing two separate paths of current between two different output connections. It is best used in applications that require multiple paths of current automatic switching, such as stereo and speaker wiring.

The PT102SZQ has two levers that move independently. The two levers can be either in the “same” or “opposite” positions of each other. In the “same” position, the switches are triggered “on” and when they are in the “opposite” position, they are triggered “off”. When the two levers are in the same position, a straight path is created for the electrical current, creating a “connection” between the two output connections. Similarly, when the levers are in the opposite position, the connection is broken and there is no electrical current.

The PT102SZQ is most commonly used in applications where multiple inputs/outputs need to be connected/disconnected quickly, such as in stereo or speaker wiring. It can also be used for lighting applications or for switching between different power sources. The PT102SZQ can be used in both AC and DC systems with currents up to 10 amps at 125V or 7.5 amps at 250V. The toggle switch is rated at IP54, meaning it’s reasonably dust and moisture proof.

The PT102SZQ is a low-cost, easy-to-use toggle switch that can be used in a variety of applications. It is highly reliable and has a long operational life, making it an excellent choice for any application that requires multiple switching. The double-pole, double-throw design makes it easy to toggle between two different output connections, making it ideal for stereo and speaker wiring, lighting applications, and switching between different power sources.

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