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XRXAXXXNV1DB

Eaton Corporation

ROCKER SWITCH

XRXAXXXNV1CU

Eaton Corporation

ROCKER SWITCH

XRXMXXXNV1CU

Eaton Corporation

ROCKER SWITCH

XRXMXXXNV1DB

Eaton Corporation

ROCKER SWITCH

8006K23N1V2

Eaton Corporation

ROCKER SWITCH

1600R11E

Eaton Corporation

ROCKER SWITCH

PANEL MOUNT

SPST

ROCKER

ON-OFF

16A@250VAC

SILVER

RED

BLACK

36 deg

1400VAC

COPPER

100000000 ohm

27.18 mm

12.05 inch

SLOW-MAKE/-BREAK

SILVER

16.27 mm

85 Cel

16 A

COPPER

0 Cel

.287 inch

Silver (Ag)

LATCHED

QUICK CONNECT

10 mohm

COPPER

250 V

e4

.422 inch

2500G11E

Eaton Corporation

ROCKER SWITCH

TR7730W

Eaton Corporation

ROCKER SWITCH

TR7730W

XR1AEX2NV1XX

Eaton Corporation

ROCKER SWITCH

Rocker Switches

Rocker switches are electronic switches that are activated by rocking a lever back and forth. They are commonly used in a variety of applications, such as industrial control systems, automotive electronics, and home appliances.

Rocker switches typically consist of a housing, a rocker lever, and a set of electrical contacts. When the lever is rocked in one direction, it completes a circuit between the contacts, allowing electrical current to flow through the switch. When the lever is rocked in the opposite direction, the circuit is broken and the current stops flowing.

Rocker switches come in different configurations, including momentary, latching, and illuminated switches. Momentary switches are activated only while the lever is being held in one direction, while latching switches remain in the on or off position until manually reset. Illuminated switches include an LED or other light source to provide visual feedback when the switch is activated.