Toggle Switch: A toggle switch is a type of electrical switch that can be flipped between two distinct positions. It remains in the selected position until manually toggled to the other position.
3 Pins: Each switch has three pins that serve as connection points for the electrical circuit. These pins facilitate the connection of the switch to the circuit.
2 Way: The switch provides two positions or pathways for the current to flow. This dual-pathway design enables control over two different functions or circuits based on the toggle position.
Current Rating: Each switch is rated to handle a maximum current of either 2A or 5A. This indicates the amount of electrical current that can pass through the switch without causing damage or malfunction.
Voltage Rating: The switches are rated to handle alternating current (AC) voltages up to 250V and 125V. This indicates the maximum voltage the switches can safely handle without breakdown or insulation failure.
Application: These toggle switches are commonly used in various electronic and electrical devices where simple, two-position control is needed. They can be used to control lighting, fans, small motors, and other low to moderate current components.
Versatility: The switches offer flexibility due to the ability to handle different current ratings, making them suitable for a range of applications.
Durability: Toggle switches are typically designed for durability, capable of withstanding regular use without significant wear or performance degradation.