L19Y High current anti vandal switch

Specifications

• Electrical Rating: 21A, 24VDC
• Mechanical Life: 1,000,000 Cycles
• Electrical Life: 50,000 Cycles
• Contact Resistance: 50mΩ Max.
• Insulation Resistance: 1000 MΩ Min.
• Dielectric Strength: 2,000VAC
• Operating/Storage Temperature: -20°C to 55°C
• Travel: 1.50mm
• Moisture Protection: IP67
• Actuation Force: 4N
• Panel Thickness: 1-11mm
• Mounting Nut Torque: 5-14Nm

Actuator Options

Panel Cutout / Illuminated Options

Dimension

Wiring Diagrams

FAQs

Q1: What is a latching switch?
A1: It’s a type of switch that maintains its position or state even after the actuating force is removed.

Q2: How does a latching switch work?
A2: It operates using a mechanism that mechanically holds the contacts in either the open or closed position until manually toggled again.

Q3: What are the advantages of using latching switches?
A3: They offer a stable state, energy efficiency, and the ability to maintain a specific condition without continuous power consumption.

Q4: In what applications are latching switches commonly used?
A4: They are commonly used in power management systems, control panels, automotive electronics, and home automation applications.

Q5: Can latching switches be used for both AC and DC applications?
A5: Yes, they can be designed to handle both AC and DC electrical currents, depending on their specifications and ratings.

Q6: How are latching switches different from momentary switches?
A6: They differ from momentary switches in that they maintain their state, while momentary switches return to their original state once the actuating force is released.

Q7: Are latching switches available in different sizes and configurations?
A7: Yes, they come in various sizes, configurations, and mounting options to accommodate different application requirements.

Q8: Can latching switches be remotely controlled or integrated with other systems?
A8: Yes, they can be integrated into remote control systems, allowing for remote operation or integration with other electronic devices.

Q9: Are latching switches prone to accidental toggling or unintended state changes?
A9: They can include mechanisms such as locking mechanisms or protective covers to prevent accidental toggling and ensure stable operation.

Q10: How do I select the right switch for my application?
A10: Consider factors such as current and voltage ratings, contact materials, actuation force, mounting options, and environmental conditions to ensure compatibility and optimal performance.

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