Lockable rotary electrical switch
A technology of electronic switches and rotary switches, which is applied to components and circuits of electric switches, flip switches/rocker switches, etc.
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[0046] refer to Figure 1 to Figure 3 , which illustrates a typical embodiment of an "industrial" electronic switching device.
[0047] The switchgear 1 comprises a substantially box-shaped base 2 (in Figure 6 described separately in ), which provides the space for the switchgear to operate, the base has a front face 4 and an opposite rear face 6, so that the base 2 can be fastened to a support surface.
[0048] Rotatably located on the front face 4 of the base 2 is a rotary switch (or knob) 8; axis, which is normally aligned with the end face 10 of the disk.
[0049] A pair of symmetrical approximately semicircular recesses are molded onto the end face 10 of the rotary switch 8, whereby the switch end face 10 consists of an annular peripheral edge 12 with an outwardly projecting lip, and a ring extending from one edge to the other. One end is defined by a rib 16 . The rib 16 is a portion that the user can grasp (usually between the thumb and forefinger) to turn the rotar...
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