U13J61Z3QE22

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Rocker switches are commonly used to control electrical functions or for automation purposes. They are usually single-pole, single-throw (SPST) switches that open or close a circuit when pressed or released. The U13J61Z3QE22 is a type of rocker switch, but it has some unique characteristics that help it stand out.

This rocker switch is a double-pole, double-throw (DPDT) switch that provides two independent circuits to be controlled with one switch. It is rated for either 12VDC or 125VAC/250VAC, and can handle up to 5A of current in either voltage range. It also has silver-plated contacts to provide excellent current carrying capacity and extended durability.

The U13J61Z3QE22 is an ideal choice for applications where two sets of circuits need to be independently turned on and off. It can be used in a wide variety of applications, from automotive and marine applications to telecommunication and industrial control systems. It could also be used in lighting and security systems where two circuits need to be actively managed with one switch.

The working principle of the U13J61Z3QE22 is based on its DPDT design. When the switch is in the “off” position, both sets of contacts are open and no current is able to flow. When in the “on” position, one set of contacts is closed, allowing current to flow and activating the corresponding circuit. When the switch is pressed and held down in the “lock” position, both sets of contacts are closed, providing current to both circuits.

The U13J61Z3QE22 is a versatile and rugged rocker switch that is suitable for a wide range of applications. Its dual-pole, dual-throw operation provides two separate circuits to be managed independently with one switch. Its silver-plated contacts ensure a reliable connection and excellent durability. And its working principle allows two circuits to be turned on or off with one movement.

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