YB26WCKW01-5D05-JD

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Pushbutton Switches

YB26WCKW01-5D05-JD is a kind of pushbutton switch, which is not only applicable to multiple application fields but have a simple working principle. In the following sections, we will cover both the application fields and working principle of the switch.

Application Field

The YB26WCKW01-5D05-JD pushbutton switches mostly have a 30mm mounting when used in practical applications. This kind of switch is most frequently used as a control or emergency stop switch. Also, it is applicable for selecting or confirming operations, or for other certain control operations. They are predominantly used in machine tools, textiles, robotics and conveyors, among other industrial applications.

Working Principle

As a general function of the YB26WCKW01-5D05-JD pushbutton switch, when the "push" button on the switch is pressed, two contacts close at the same time and the load is connected to an electrical source. When the button is pressed again, the load is disconnected from the electrical source. This is the general working principle of the switch - when the push button is pressed once, the circuit is "on", and when the button is pressed again, the circuit is "off".

Apart from the general working principle, the switch is equipped with the capability to have the contacts either normally open or normally closed. If the contacts are in the "normally open" position, the circuit will be on when the button is not pressed. On the other hand, if the contacts are arranged in the "normally closed" position, the circuit will be off when the button is not pressed.

Conclusion

To sum up, YB26WCKW01-5D05-JD pushbutton switches are widely applicable and have a simple working principle. They are mainly used in a variety of industrial application, from machine tools to textiles, as a control or emergency stop switch. Theswitch comes with the capability of having its contacts in either the normally open or the normally closed position. When a button is pressed, the contacts close and the circuit is on. When the button is pressed again, the circuit is off.

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