Rocker Switches

R1973BBLKBLKIL0 are a type of rocker switch, which is an electro-mechanical device used to control an electrical device through electrical signals. These switches can be used to activate or deactivate a device that runs on electricity, such as lights, fans, and motors. Rocker switches are often preferred when it comes to controlling a motor, as they provide a safe and reliable way to control a device’s speed and direction.

Application Field

R1973BBLKBLKIL0 rocker switches are commonly used to control devices that run on electricity, such as lights, fans, and motors. They can be used to turn a device on or off, to control the speed of the device, to control the direction of the device, and to control the intensity of the light. These switches are often used in a variety of industrial and commercial applications, such as in aerospace, automative, and military applications.

Rocker switches are also commonly used in home applications. For example, rocker switches are often used to control given appliances, such as heaters, fans, and refrigerators. In addition, the switches can be used to control safety features such as circuit breakers.

Working Principles

R1973BBLKBLKIL0 rocker switches operate on the same principles as traditional electrical switches. When the switch is in its “on” position, electricity flows from the terminals to the device being controlled. When the switch is in its “off” position, the flow of electricity is stopped. The operation of the switch is dependent on the type of switch being used. For example, a toggle switch may require two movements to change the state, while a push-button switch may only require one movement.

Rocker switches typically employ a lever which rocks back and forth to change the state of the switch. When the lever is switched to the “on” position, the terminals are connected, allowing electricity to flow to the device. When the lever is switched to the “off” position, the terminals are disconnected, preventing the flow of electricity to the device.

Rocker switches can also employ other methods of switching, such as push-button and pressure-sensitive switches. These switches can also be used to control multiple devices at once, such as when controlling a group of lights with a single switch.