U811J81Z3GE22

Pushbutton Switches are electronic components typically used to control application-specific electronic and electrical devices. The U811J81Z3GE22 is an example of a Pushbutton Switch and it has a range of applications and working principles.

The U811J81Z3GE22 is designed with a ruggedness proved by a myriad of tests conducted. It is suitable for use in a variety of industries including automobiles, off-highway vehicles and industrial automation. In particular, its design and function is such that it can handle large current loads and also small current loads. Furthermore, it also provides a large contact area for efficient, reliable connections.

The U811J81Z3GE22 is a sub-miniature Pushbutton Switch with a contact arrangement of 1NO/1NC. It has a maximum current rating of 2A and a nominal voltage of 250VAC. This Pushbutton Switch also features a single pole 2-position double break contact action. It features an epoxy seal and is encapsulated in a nylon 6/6 housing.

The working principle of the U811J81Z3GE22 involves the use of a pair of spring-loaded contacts. The contacts move between a closed position in which they are held together, and an open position in which they are separated. When the Pushbutton Switch is activated, the contacts are pressed together, allowing current to pass through and activating the device. When the Pushbutton Switch is deactivated, the contacts move apart, breaking the flow of electricity and turning the device off.

In addition to its wide range of applications in industrial automation, the U811J81Z3GE22 can also be used for control applications such as vending machines and remote controls. Its small size and low cost make it well-suited for applications in which space and cost are primary concerns.

Overall, the U811J81Z3GE22 Pushbutton Switch is a reliable, cost-effective, and versatile electronic switch. It features a rugged design and is suitable for use in many industries, as well as control applications. Its working principle involves the use of spring-loaded contacts which turn the device on and off when they are pressed together or moved apart.