RA456C112S

Rocker Switches are common electrical components that control the flow of an electrical current. They are used in a number of different applications, including lighting control systems, domestic appliances, and industrial machinery. The RA456C112S rocker switch is an example of a popular switch used in many applications.

General Description

The RA456C112S is a single-pole, double-throw rocker switch. It is designed for use in electrical systems where a single-pole switch is required. The switch features two positions, On and Off. The user can easily toggle the switch between the two positions by depressing the rocker lever.

Design Configuration

The RA456C112S is a panel-mount switch that can be installed on a flat surface. It has a small footprint, measuring just 0.821 inches long by 0.758 inches wide. It is equipped with two 2.8mm tabs for easy mounting. The switch has a maximum current rating of 5A and a maximum voltage rating of 250V.

Applications

The RA456C112S is suitable for a variety of applications that require a single-pole switch. It is often used in lighting control systems, domestic appliances, and industrial machinery. It is also suitable for use in power-saving systems, such as HVAC systems, that need to switch off when not in use.

Working Principle

The RA456C112S works on the principle of a simple electric circuit. When the switch is in the On position, the rocker lever closes the circuit and current is allowed to flow. When the switch is in the Off position, the rocker lever opens the circuit and current is stopped from flowing. This ensures that the system is off when the switch is in the Off position and on when the switch is in the On position.

Conclusion

The RA456C112S is a single-pole, double-throw rocker switch designed for electrical systems where a single-pole switch is required. It is suitable for use in a variety of applications, including lighting control systems, domestic appliances, and industrial machinery. The switch is designed to easily toggle between the on and off positions, and it works on the principle of a simple electric circuit.