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Assemtech 10° Horizontal Tilt Switch 100mA, 60V

RS Stock No.: 235-7639Brand: AssemtechManufacturers Part No.: CW1600-3
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Technical Document

Specifications

Differential Angle

10°

Mounting Orientation

Horizontal

Maximum Current

100mA

Maximum AC Voltage

60V

Maximum DC Voltage

60V

Contact Resistance

100Ω

Terminal Type

PCB

Length

8.71mm

Minimum Operating Temperature

-40°C

Maximum Operating Temperature

+125°C

Dimensions

3.43 (Dia.) x 8.71mm

Country of Origin

United States

Product details

Standard & Miniature Tilt 2 Pin

Gas filled, hermetically sealed in miniature metal housings for use in ON/OFF control applications
±7.5° from the horizontal angle
The switch movement required to cause contact change (E.g. on/off) is called the differential angle

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BD 4.805

Each (Exc. Vat)

BD 5.285

Each (inc. VAT)

Assemtech 10° Horizontal Tilt Switch 100mA, 60V

BD 4.805

Each (Exc. Vat)

BD 5.285

Each (inc. VAT)

Assemtech 10° Horizontal Tilt Switch 100mA, 60V
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1 - 4BD 4.805
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Technical Document

Specifications

Differential Angle

10°

Mounting Orientation

Horizontal

Maximum Current

100mA

Maximum AC Voltage

60V

Maximum DC Voltage

60V

Contact Resistance

100Ω

Terminal Type

PCB

Length

8.71mm

Minimum Operating Temperature

-40°C

Maximum Operating Temperature

+125°C

Dimensions

3.43 (Dia.) x 8.71mm

Country of Origin

United States

Product details

Standard & Miniature Tilt 2 Pin

Gas filled, hermetically sealed in miniature metal housings for use in ON/OFF control applications
±7.5° from the horizontal angle
The switch movement required to cause contact change (E.g. on/off) is called the differential angle