UB215KKW015D-1JD

Pushbutton switches are momentary switches, meaning they are automatically reset when done being actuated. They are found on electronic devices such as cell phones and cameras, and they allow the user to easily activate a function such as answering a call or taking a picture. The UB215KKW015D-1JD is a type of pushbutton switch.

The UB215KKW015D-1JD is a membrane switch, which means that it is housed within a plastic enclosure that is designed to resist dust, liquids, and other environmental contaminants. The button has a tactile response, so users can clearly feel when the switch is activated. It also has a long lifespan, typically exceeding 500,000 actuations. With its high reliability and long lifespan, the UB215KKW015D-1JD is suitable for a wide range of applications.

This pushbutton switch is commonly used in telecommunications and industrial process control systems. It is also used in other application areas such as medical electronics, power supplies, elevators, and retail kiosks as it requires minimal pressure to activate and since it can last for a long time without needing to be replaced. It is primarily used to monitor status, start and stop operations, reset systems, and provide other simple control functions.

The UB215KKW015D-1JD works by completing an electrical circuit when actuated. When the switch is not pressed, an internal contact between two conductive pads is separated. When the switch is pressed, the internal contact between the conductive pads is connected. This, in turn, causes a change in the electrical current, which can be monitored and used to trigger an event. The switch can be configured to close a circuit upon actuation or to open a circuit.

Overall, the UB215KKW015D-1JD is a reliable, long-lasting pushbutton switch suitable for a wide variety of applications. It is designed to resist dust, liquids, and other environmental contaminants and requires minimal pressure to activate. The switch works by completing an electrical circuit when actuated, which is typically monitored and used to trigger an event. It is primarily used in telecommunications and industrial process control systems, though it is also found in other areas such as medical electronics and retail kiosks.