Selector Switch

When working with more than one circuit, you need to know which is on and which is off. Doing this involves using a selector switch, which can be used as an emergency stop switch or a battery selector switch. Based on the number of circuits you have, you either get a switch that operates two or three circuits. At Apiele, we understand this and will get you the right selector switches for your circuits. Check out our catalog and see which one best suits your needs. All our selector switches, including 2 position and 3 position switches, are clearly labeled and easy to use, so you do not have to worry about getting confused. Additionally, our staff can help you determine what will work best for you.

What are the common applications of an industrial switch?

Selector switches are meant for different applications in the industry. The top reason they are used is to operate different pathways that are part of a big circuit. They ensure that one circuit closes or opens up without interrupting the flow in another area.

You find selector switches in areas like control panels. Industrial machinery and electrical panels. They all use this to ensure that their functions work without interruption.

Can selector switches be illuminated?

Yes. They can be illuminated. Illuminating a selector switch will not change how well it functions. If nothing else, wiping the switch in an area that gets little to no light makes it easier. Most industries illuminate their selector switches, and using them is simpler for the staff.

Do selector switches come with different voltage settings?

Yes, selector switches come with different voltages. Selector switches work just like every switch in the market, so you need to ensure you get them with the right voltage setting. Always find out what current your circuit has before you buy the selector switches.

That way, they can be compatible. Apart from voltage, you also get these switches in different sizes, which go a long way to ensure that they fit in whatever area you want them used.

Are there different types of selector switches?

Yes, there are different kinds of selector switches. The way a selector switch works is by interrupting a current. It does not matter if it is a latch or a momentary switch button. All t have to do is get installed correctly, and you will be ready. You can get your selector switch, a rotary switch, a key selector switch, or a joystick switch. Whatever the choice, they all work the same.