YB25NKG01

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Push button switches are one of the most commonly used switches in the electronic world. The YB25NKG01 is a strong, highly reliable switch that has a wide range of applications. This switch can be used for many different applications, from controlling a solenoid valve, to switch a lamp on and off or to open a door.

Applications

The YB25NKG01 is a heavy duty switch which feature contact block construction with long lever. It has a rated current of 2A and a rated voltage of 250V AC. It also features a silver alloy contact for enhanced switching requirements. This switch is suitable for a range of applications such as controlling electric motors, switching lamps, controlling a door or activating a valve. It can also be used in hazardous areas such as refineries, factories and chemical processing plants where the environment is not suitable for conventional switches. Its extended contact life makes it an ideal choice for situations where accurate switching is required.

Working Principle

The YB25NKG01 Pushbutton switch works on the principle of electrical resistance. It consists of a two-part switch. The two parts are made up of an electrical contact and an actuator. The electrical contact is the part that provides the electric circuit with a path of current. The actuator is the part that triggers the electric circuit when pressed or released. When the actuator is pressed, the contact opens and breaks the circuit. On the other hand, when the actuator is released, the contact closes and completes the circuit.

Conclusion

The YB25NKG01 Pushbutton switch is an ideal choice for a variety of applications. Its contact block construction and long lever make it reliable and durable. The silver alloy contact ensures long contact life, making it suitable for precise switching and control requirements. The switch works on the principle of electrical resistance, providing a path of electricity when the actuator is pressed or released.

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