RTAC3ES12M50NS

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Rotary switches are an important part of the modern electrical switch network. They provide a convenient means of connecting and disconnecting an electrical circuit in order to change the direction of current flow. The RTAC3ES12M50NS model is a type of rotary switch that can be used in a wide range of applications.
The RTAC3ES12M50NS is a three pole, single throw (SPST) device with a silver-plated contact rating of 50 mA at 12 Volts. It has an operating force of 4 Newton (N) and a tactile feel travel of 0.50 mm. It also comes with a dimensional operating temperature range from -25 degrees to +70 degrees Celsius. It is also equipped with electrical life of 50,000 cycles at full load.
The RTAC3ES12M50NS rotary switch can be used in a variety of applications. It is often used in the control panels of testing and prototyping projects, as well as for panel-mount applications in the industrial, automotive and consumer sectors. This switch is also commonly used in low current applications such as lighting, audio and power control systems.
The working principle of the RTAC3ES12M50NS rotary switch is fairly simple. The switch is comprised of a rotating disk equipped with contacts. When the disk rotates, the contacts are pushed or pulled against the upper portion of the switch, changing the direction of current flow through the switch. This action is facilitated by the action of pivot plates and spring-loaded contacts, creating a constantly-changing connection pattern. The specific contact pattern is determined by the design of the switch.
The RTAC3ES12M50NS is a reliable and versatile rotary switch that can be used in many different applications. Its simple design and durable components make it a cost-effective and reliable choice for any project requiring a rotary switch. With its high contact rating and low operating force, the RTAC3ES12M50NS is a great choice for low current switching applications.

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