U15J26ZQE11

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Rocker Switches

Rocker Switches are a common and versatile type of switch suitable for a variety of uses and applications. Although rocker switches come in many shapes, sizes and colors, the basic mechanism is all the same; a rocker switch operates by rocking its actuator to toggle its contacts when the power is applied.

U15J26ZQE11 Application Field and Working Principle

The U15J26ZQE11 rocker switch is a three-position center-off switch, which means it has an off-position in between the two on-positions. This type of switch is typically used for the control of motors and light sources. It has three-pin terminals and is rated for 10A/250VAC.

The basic principle of U15J26ZQE11 working is pretty simple and straightforward. When the actuator is pressed down, it rocks slightly to turn on the power to the circuit. When the pressure is released, the power is cut off. Depending on the contact arrangement of the switch, it can be wired up in various configurations, such as SPDT (Single Pole Double Throw), or DPST (Double Pole Single Throw).

The main advantages of U15J26ZQE11 rocker switches is the ease of installation and the ruggedness. It is very easy to attach the switch to the panel and wiring it up to the power source. It also has a long life, usually rated up to 50,000 cycles of operation with no appreciable wear.

The U15J26ZQE11 rocker switches is not without its disadvantages however; for instance, the switch is connected to direct current and does not have the high-frequency response needed for some applications. Furthermore, it can be a bit noisy due to the actuator.

In conclusion, the U15J26ZQE11 is a versatile rocker switch with a wide range of applications. It is easy to install and has a long life, but it may not always be suitable for higher-frequency applications due to its mechanical components.

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