YB15RKW01-2CF12-JB

Introduction to Pushbutton Switches

Pushbutton switches are a type of switching devices that are operated by manually pressing a button, or pushing a lever or rocker switch. These switches are available in various styles with multiple configurations and in a range of materials. Pushbutton switches feature a simple and reliable design, making them ideal for most applications.

Types of Pushbutton Switches

Pushbutton switches come in three main types: momentary, maintained, and intermittent. Momentary Pushbuttons are switches that are only actuated when the button is depressed and released. This type of switch will be either normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC). Maintained Pushbutton switches stay in whatever state they have been pressed, whether the button is depressed or released. Intermittent Pushbutton switches are designed to operate and then reset after a certain period of time. They are used for applications such as timing, triggering, and alarms.

YB15RKW01-2CF12-JB Application Field and Working Principle

The YB15RKW01-2CF12-JB Pushbutton Switch is a momentary Pushbutton Switch that is typically used in industrial and commercial applications. It is a NO Pushbutton Switch with 12A 250VAC rating and is UL, CQC, TUV house approval certified. The device operates on a rocker switch principle with an operating life of over 200,000 cycles. Its body is constructed out of plastic and its contact material is made of copper alloy. It also has a LED mark to indicate its status.

The YB15RKW01-2CF12-JB Pushbutton Switch is typically used in applications such as motor starters, elevators, industrial equipment, and lighting control panels. It is widely used in many industrial and commercial applications due to its reliability and ease of installation. It is also ideal for applications that require a long service life, as its operating life is over 200,000 cycles.

Conclusion

The YB15RKW01-2CF12-JB Pushbutton Switch is a reliable device that is commonly used in industrial and commercial applications. This momentary Pushbutton Switch operates on a rocker switch principle with an operating life of over 200,000 cycles. Its body is constructed out of plastic and its contact material is made of copper alloy. It also has a LED mark to indicate its status, making it ideal for applications that require a long service life.