UB25NBKW015D

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Pushbutton Switches

Pushbutton switches are one of the most common types of switches and are usually seen on the facades of appliances, control panels and even dashboards for vehicles. Such switches are usually used to activate or deactivate specific circuits by pressing the button. This button is usually actuated by a lever and is connected to a contact bridge which is used to apply/release a voltage source/load from the circuit.

One example of a pushbutton switch is the UB25NBKW015D switch. This is a push-to-make contact switch that is designed for medium-scale electrical applications. It has a maximum attached current rating of 15A at 250 VAC, a contact resistance of 40 mΩ and a maximum of 500,000 operations at full capacity. The UB25NBKW015D is a very versatile switch which can be used in a variety of applications, such as in household appliances, electronic and automotive systems, vending machines, remote control units and security systems.

The working principle of the UB25NBKW015D is relatively straightforward. Upon pressing the button, the switch connects the respective circuits, allowing the full current rating of 15A to be applied/released easily. This switch also has a built-in manufacturer tested function and is made of high- quality materials, making it reliable and durable. Additionally, it has an integrated arc suppression feature which prevents arcing or spark formation and ensures it is truly safe to use in household applications.

In conclusion, the UB25NBKW015D is a commonly used pushbutton switch which is used in a variety of applications. It is reliable and durable, and has a high maximum current rating of 15A at 250 VAC. The switch is actuated by press and the circuits are connected, allowing for the current rating to be applied/released easily. It also has an integrated arc suppression feature which makes it secure for use in sensitive applications.

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