Spec

• Type: Slide
• Poles: Unipolar
• Functional operation: OFF-ON
• Shape of operation part: square
• Terminal Shape: Screw Terminal
• Terminal Pitch: Rating: 125 VAC -25 A
• Stroke: 8 mm
• Circuit switching timing: non-shorting
• LEDs: None
• Implementation: Input: 1
• Slide Switch Operating Direction and Internal Structure
• difference in operating direction
• As the name suggests, the Slide Switch is a switch that can be operated by sliding the knob.
• In Fig. 1a), the knobs are arranged vertically and operated from above the parts.
• Figure 1b) shows a horizontal knob that can be operated from the side.
• In Figure 1c), the knob position is horizontal, but the slide operation is vertical.
• Select according to function and purpose.
• internal structure
• Fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of the structure of a typical slide switch with one circuit and two contacts.
• The internal movable piece (metal) slides through the knob, and if you slide it to the left as shown in Fig. 2a), terminals 1 and 2 are connected through the movable piece.
• If you slide it to the right as shown in Fig. 2b), terminals 2 and 3 will be connected.
• *The number of circuits, the number of contacts, and the connection of wiring differ depending on the switch. Select the switch according to the function and purpose after checking the circuit diagram.
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