Description
Key Features
- Material Options: Constructed from durable materials such as nylon and metal, suitable for various environmental conditions.
- Advanced Sealing: Options for IP67-rated sealed units, ensuring protection against moisture and dust, ideal for harsh environments.
- Design Flexibility: Available in anti-vandal designs, with multiple actuator styles including options for soldered wire leads up to 500mm long.
- Functional Diversity: Offers a range from simple on-off to complex multi-position configurations like DPDT, with additional features such as safety covers to prevent accidental activation.
Specifications
| Electrical Rating | 10A 250VAC |
| Mechanical Life | 200,000 Cycles |
| Electrical Life | 6,000 Cycles |
| Contact Resistance | ≤50mΩ Max. |
| Insulation Resistance | ≥100MΩ Max. |
| Dielectric Strength | 2,000VAC |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to 55°C |
| Moisture Protection | IP67 |
| Actuation Force | 4N |
| Panel Thickness | 1-10mm |
| Mounting Nut Torque | 5-14Nm |
Order Code
Dimensions
LT19 Anti Vandal Toggle Switch
LT22 Anti Vandal Toggle Switch
Frequently Asked Questions
Toggle switches are essential electrical components used to control the flow of electricity. By utilizing a lever or handle that can be flipped up or down, toggle switches allow manual activation or deactivation of devices and circuits. These switches employ a mechanical mechanism to physically alter the position of internal metal contacts, regulating the electrical current. With different positions of the contacts, toggle switches determine whether they are in an “on” or “off” state, facilitating the connection or disconnection of specific circuits. The term “toggle” originates from a small wooden rod used as a clothing fastener, and it aptly describes the switch’s lever, resembling the toggle’s function in garments. Explore the versatility of toggle switches as they provide a convenient means to control electrical circuits by simply manipulating their operating lever.
LED-equipped toggle switches offer enhanced visibility with options for ring illumination, making them suitable for low-light conditions and adding a modern touch to the equipment interface.
Yes, many toggle switches are designed with IP67 ratings, making them dust-tight and capable of withstanding temporary immersion in water, ideal for outdoor or marine use.
Absolutely, toggle switches come with various customization options including different LED colors, actuator styles, and wire configurations to meet specific operational requirements.
Anti-vandal toggle switches are designed to resist tampering and physical damage, making them ideal for public or high-usage environments where security and durability are concerns.
Multi-position toggle switches allow for more control options within a single switch, facilitating complex operations and reducing the need for multiple switches, which can save space and simplify user interfaces.
Soldered wire leads provide a secure and durable connection, minimizing the risk of disconnection or electrical failure, especially in environments where vibrations or frequent movements are common. This feature is particularly valuable in industrial and automotive settings.
