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Resistance Load : A load in which the voltage and current are in phase, not involving motor, capacitive Contact Resistance : The resistance, usually in milli-Ohms, measured across a closed contact pair Dielectric Strenth : The ability of an insulator to withstand a voltage without arcing across its surface SP : Single pole DP : Double pole DPDT : Double pole, double throw Inductive Load : A load in which the initial current during contact closure is less than the steady-state current, and greater than during contact opening In-rush : The initial high level of current that occurs during contact closure Insulation Resistance : The electrical resistance between insulated parts Mechanical life : The number of actuation of a switch without electrical load Momentary Action : A switch position where the actuator returns to the starting position when the actuation force is removed. Also known as spring return NC, Normally Closed : contacts are closed when the actuator is in free position NO, Normally Open : contacts are open when the actuator is in free position PA66 : Polyamide 6/6, or Nylon 66 PC : Polycarbonate, usually for illuminated actuator Pole : The number of separate circuits that can be operated by a switch at any time. A single pole switch has one closed circuit at a time, while a double pole has two. Q.C, Quick connect terminal : A flat tab or blade terminal to accept push-on female wire connectors Snap Action : Fast transfer of contacts from one position to another Withstand Voltage : The ability of an insulator to withstand a voltage without arcing across its surface |
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