DP4T Keylock Switches 1
| Part | RoHS | Manufacturer | Switch Type | Mounting Feature | Switch Function | Type (Actuator) | Contact Function | Solderability | AC Maximum Rating R Load (Contact) | Center Contact Plating | Color (Actuator) | Housing Material | Body Color | Angle (Actuator) | Dielectric Withstand Volts (V) | Terminal Material | Electrical Life | DC Maximum Power Rating R Load (Contact) | Insulation Resistance | Packing Method | Body Length/Diameter | Body Width | Length (Bushing) | Sealing | No. of Switch Sections | Contact Timing | Insulator Material | End Contact Plating | Body Height | DC Maximum Rating R Load (Contact) | Finish (Actuator) | Washability | Maximum Operating Temperature | Maximum AC Contact Current | Center Contact Material | AC Maximum Rating I Load (Contact) | Minimum Operating Temperature | Length (Actuator) | Terminal Finish | Switch Action | Maximum DC Contact Current | Termination Type | No. of Independent Keys | Manufacturer Series | Contact Resistance | Diameter (Bushing) | End Contact Material | PCB Hole Count | No. of Positions | Maximum DC Contact Voltage | Additional Features | Maximum AC Contact Voltage | JESD-609 Code | Indexing Angle | Type (Bushing) | Terminal Length | AC Maximum Power Rating R Load (Contact) | Material (Actuator) |
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C & K Components |
KEYLOCK SWITCH |
PANEL MOUNT-THREADED |
DP4T |
KEYLOCK |
2.5A@125VAC |
SILVER |
GLASS FILLED NYLON |
1000VRMS |
BRASS |
15000 Cycle(s) |
1000000000 ohm |
26.19 mm |
1 |
SILVER |
28.83 mm |
.35A@125VDC |
NICKEL |
85 Cel |
2.5 A |
SILVER |
-30 Cel |
SILVER |
LATCHED |
.35 A |
SOLDER |
2 |
20 mohm |
BRASS |
125 V |
125 V |
e4 |
30 deg |
.25 inch |
BRASS |
Keylock switches are electrical switches that require a key to operate. They are commonly used in security applications to control access to equipment or systems, such as in alarm systems or electrical cabinets.
Keylock switches typically consist of a metal or plastic housing, a key cylinder, and a set of electrical contacts. The key cylinder is used to lock or unlock the switch, while the electrical contacts are used to make or break the connection between the switch terminals.
Keylock switches come in different configurations, including single-pole, double-pole, and multiple-pole switches. They also come in different keying options, such as keyed alike, keyed different, or master-keyed.
Keylock switches offer several advantages over other types of switches. They provide a secure and reliable means of controlling access to equipment or systems. They are also easy to install and operate, and they can be used in a wide range of applications.