Operator Interfaces, Switches & Relays


Miniature toggle switches

August 2003 Operator Interfaces, Switches & Relays Information Security

Knitter-Switch's series MZ miniature toggle switches are primarily intended for use in industrial and commercial applications. Good for more than 50 000 switching operations, they are rated at 250 V 2,5 A. Test voltage is 1500 V a.c 50 Hz for one minute. Contacts and sealed/solder tag terminations are silver plated for ease of soldering impervious to wave soldering.





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