YB15WRKW01-5F12-JF

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Pushbutton switches are used in all kinds of electronic devices, from basic household appliances to high tech machinery, to control their operations. The YB15WRKW01-5F12-JF is a type of pushbutton switch. This article will explain the application field and working principle of the YB15WRKW01-5F12-JF.

The YB15WRKW01-5F12-JF is a medium-sized, single-pole, push-button switch. It has an operation force of 35gf, with a travel of 2.6±2mm. The operation life is of 500 cycles at 23℃. It is constructed with a black nylon 66 housing, an indicator bezel made of anodized aluminum and a bronze actuator. It is IP65 rated and offers a temperature range from -10℃ to 85℃. Its maximum rated voltage is 50V DC, and the maximum current is 2A.

The primary applications of the YB15WRKW01-5F12-JF are in the manufacturing of electrical equipment, such as dishwashers, bread makers, electric ovens and power tools. It is also used on automotive dashboards, adjustable headlights, and other devices that require a push-button switch. Additionally, the switch may be used in industrial settings, such as control panels and factory automation.

The working principle of the YB15WRKW01-5F12-JF is simple. When the button is pressed, a metal contact, known as a “momentary” switch, is opened or closed. This opens or closes the circuit, allowing electricity to flow through the device that is being controlled. When the button is released, the switch returns to its original state and the current stops flowing.

The YB15WRKW01-5F12-JF is a reliable and durable push-button switch, suitable for a wide range of applications. Its features and specifications make it suitable for both domestic and industrial applications. It is easy to install and maintain, and is an excellent option for manufacturers who require a reliable switch for their products.

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