WB24ED1100

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Rocker Switches

Rocker switches are basic on/off actuators that allow a control function to be implemented in a device or equipment. The WB24ED1100 is a single-pole double-throw (SPDT) rocker switch which offers maximum load of 20A at 125/250VAC.

Application Field

The WB24ED1100 Rocker switch is designed for a variety of applications, including medical equipment, automation, elevator controls, machine tools, various home appliances, and many other applications where control or switching on/off of AC power is required.

Working Principle

The WB24ED1100 Rocker switch consists of two opposite circuits to control on/off of AC power. It is operated by a flexible rocker actuator that can be pushed in the upward or downward position. When the rocker is moved in the upward position, it completes the connection between the two adjacent switches to turn on power. When the rocker is moved in the downward position, it breaks the connection between the two adjacent switches to turn off power.

The working principle of the WB24ED1100 rocker switch is based on the electro-mechanical properties of the switch components. The driving shaft is connected to the actuator, and the movement of the actuator will trigger the action of the switch to complete the connection and break the connection of the two circuits. The two normally open contacts will be closed when the rocker is pushed in the upward position, and opened when the rocker is pushed in the downward position.

The multiple contact surfaces create strong and secure connections, resulting in reliable switching performance and a long life of the switch. The WB24ED1100 rocker switch also comes with a damped action that reduces the impact force generated when the rocker is moved into the upward or downward position. This ensures a smooth, comfortable operation and eliminates the risk of possible electrical damage in the connected circuit.

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