Alps Electric Detector Switch, DPDT, 50 mA

SPVQ910201 Alps Electric Detector Switch, DPDT, 50 mA
Alps Electric

Product Information

Minimum Operating Temperature:
-40°C
Mounting Type:
PCB
IP Rating:
IP67
Contact Current Rating:
50 mA
Contact Configuration:
DPDT
Actuator Type:
Push Button
Maximum Operating Temperature:
+85°C
RoHs Compliant
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This is Detector Switch DPDT 50 mA manufactured by Alps Electric. The manufacturer part number is SPVQ910201. Whereas, the minimum operating temperature of the product is -40°c. The product is available in pcb configuration. It is IP rated with ip67. The rated contact current is 50 ma. The contact is equipped with dpdt configuration. The product carries push button actuator. It has a maximum operating temperature of +85°c.

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