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| Usage: | Electrical Appliance |
| Standard: | Standard |
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Rating : 6A 125VAC, 3A 250VAC (UL,CUL,CE) 3A 125VAC "L" (UL,CUL) Initial contact resistance : 50m ohm (max.) Insulation resistance : 500VDC 100M ohm (min) Dielectric strength : 1,000VAC for 1 minute Life cycle : 10,000 cycles Temperature range : 0 to + 65 degrees in Celsius Switching function : ON-OFF Toggle actuator : Nickel-plated brass Base : Phenolic, UL94V-0 |
Spring : Steel wire Bushing : Nickel-plated brass On-Off indicator plate: Nickel-plated steel, keyed to bushing Base cover : Phenolic laminate Nuts : Nickel-plated brass Moving contact : Silver-plated brass Fixed contact : Silver-plated copper alloy Wire : 18 AWG, 6" long, end stripped 3/4", wire length customized |
Contact Rating: 12 A, 125VAC/250VAC(UL,CUL) 1HP, 250VAC; 1/2 HP, 125VAC 5A 125VL (Tungsten) (UL,CUL) Contact resistance : 50m Ω max Dielectric Strength: 1500 Volts RMS Insulation Resistance: 50 Megohms Life: 50,000 cycles |
IP68 protection level for the entire switch Metal bat or plastic toggle Solder, quick connect, screw type or binding terminals hex nut, gasket, and rubber boot accessories available upon request. Operation Temperature: -40°C~ +85°C |
Quoted from Wekipedia: ~Inrush current, input surge current or switch-on surge is the maximum, instantaneous input current drawn by an electrical device when first turned on. For example, incandescent light bulbs have high inrush currents until their filaments warm up and their resistance increases. Alternating current electric motors and transformers may draw several times...... ~ Choosing a switch that can have a good capacity for your device is thus very important for your device's safety. Our TB series can offer an option up to 5A'L' up to 78A inrush that can be the appropriate switch to ensure your device's life and stability. |
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