Tuesday, June 9, 2015

Selector Switches


Selector switches are also used to manually open and close contacts. Selector switches can be maintained, spring return or key operated. Selector switches are available in two-, three-, and four-position types. The basic difference between a push button and a selector switch is the operator mechanism. With a selector switch the operator is rotated to open and close contacts. Contact blocks used on push-buttons are interchangeable with those on used on selector switches.
Selector switches are used to select one of several circuit possibilities such as manual or automatic operation, low or high speed, up or down, right or left, and stop or run. The Siemens 22 mm selector switches can handle up to a maximum of 6 circuits


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