RTAC32W06M25NS

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Rotary switches are a type of electrical switch that cycle through a number of positions, each of which is connected to a different circuit. The RTAC32W06M25NS is a rotary switch designed for various applications.

This type of switch is often used in applications such as lighting systems and other low-power lighting applications, motion control systems, audio systems, and medical equipment. It is also suitable for use in commercial, residential, and industrial applications.

The RTAC32W06M25NS has a single-turn, 5-pole rotary switch configuration. It is rated for 6A at 125/250VAC, 1A at 24VDC, and 3A at 30VDC. It can handle up to 650W at 250VAC, and 1000W at 125VAC. It also features a torque rating of 20N/cm. The switch measures 32x25mm and has an operating temperature range of -13°F to +158°F.

The RTAC32W06M25NS also has a variety of terminals available to suit specific installation and wiring requirements. These include screw terminals, 8" wire leads, 1/4" lugs, and PC pins. The switch also includes a threaded housing with an insulating cover for added protection against electrical shock and short circuits.

The working principle of a rotary switch is simple, yet effective. When the switch is rotated, different circuits are connected, allowing for higher currents or other signals to flow. The design of the switch is such that the contacts never make contact with each other, ensuring no shorts occur. As the switch rotates, each position is connected to a different set of contacts that can then be used to direct a current or signal.

The RTAC32W06M25NS is ideal for applications where a manual operation of a switch is required. It provides reliable and consistent performance without the need for manual adjustments. This type of switch is easy to install and provides a cost-effective solution for commercial, residential, and industrial applications.

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