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Model Number:LA133-B1.XL2S-K11
Rated Insulation Voltage: AC660V
Rated Thermal Current: 10A
Varity of colors and lamp voltages,customization available
Product introduction
Product Description
22mm 2 positions self locking selector rotary switch
| Model Number | LA133-B1.XL2S-K11 |
| Anti Vibration | 10~2000Hz . 1mm . 15g |
| Operating Temperature | -25℃~+55℃ |
| Rated Insulation Voltage | AC660V |
| Rated Thermal Current | 10A |
| Max.insulation Voltage | 2500V/min |
| Electronic Life: | 250,000~600,000 cycles |
| Mechanical Life | 300,000~1,000,000 cycles |
| Certificate | CE CCC ROHS |
| Protection Degree | IP40 IP65 IP67 |
Key Features
Durability: The Machine Push Button Switch is designed to be durable and can withstand frequent operation of mechanical equipment.
Multiple sizes and configurations: This switch is available in a variety of sizes and configurations to suit different application needs.
They can be unipolar, bipolar, or multipole switches and have a different number of selection positions.
Widely used: rotary switch is widely used in various electronic equipment and systems, including instruments, audio equipment,
communication equipment and so on. They can be used to select different modes, functions, or modes of operation.
FAQ
1.Does the switch support high current or high voltage applications?
This depends on the specific latching selector rotary switch model and specification. Some switches are designed for low current and low voltage applications,
while other models are suitable for high current and high voltage applications. Before purchasing, make sure to select the right switch for your application.
2.Are there different rotation forces and switching modes available?
Yes, the latching selector rotary switch can have different rotation forces and switch operations. Some switches may require more rotational force,
while others may require less rotational force. In addition, some switches may need to be pressed or pulled out to switch.
The specific mode of operation depends on the design and application requirements of the switch.
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