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According to the needs of wiring in the circuit, you can choose a few knives and several gears to use
APPLICATION
Widely used on radio, radio cassette recorders, various instruments and meters, TV, LED home lights, industrial machine control unit, or other electronic devices.
It's still a great versatile switch for applications involving multiple inputs and outputs.
What You Get - Also available 2 Pole 4 position, 2 Pole 6 position, 1 Pole 4 position, 1 Pole 6 position, 1 Pole 8 position, 2 Pole 5 position, 2 Pole 3 position, 3 Pole 3 position, 3 Pole 4 position, 4 Pole 5 position, 4 Pole 4 position, etc.
Band switch, also called multi-pole multi-throw switch.
Comes with mounting nut and black plastic knob, no worry about knob size mismatching.
Epoxy glass cloth rubber sheet is used as the insulating collective, adopting the cut-in bite contact structure
It is generally a multi-level multi-position switch, and its various contact pieces are fixed on an insulating substrate.
1 Pole 7 Position design, without knob
1 Pole 10 Position design, with flat knob
2 Pole 5 Position design, with round plastic knob
Frequent Prime Customer
Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2023
It's not stated in the specs but this is a make-before-break (shorting type) switch. That is what I wanted and I'm glad it worked out. Another reviewer of a similar device found out the hard way that it wasn't what he wanted. Also, the connection pins are the type meant for a printed circuit board and not for discrete components, but I made it work anyway.
Mark Christopher
Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2023
Excellant switch, and Im sure happy we can still buy "old school" parts like this.
Pedro
Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2020
These units are good. But, the steel ball that sets each position can fall and there is no "lock" for each switch position. Contacts still work when that happens.I would recommend to force the unit to the extreme positions (pass the lock) 10 or 20 times. At least the one I have fails fairly quickly doing that. If it survives, then use it. If not the mechanical stops are too far and allow the ball to come out of its position. You can still use it, but no "lock" to each position.Contiguous contacts are shorted when switching, so make sure that your design allows for that.
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