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Electrical specifications

Electrical Life: 50,000 cycles minimum at rated loads at +71°C ambient temperature.

Switch Contacts: Available in silver with gold flash or gold plate.

Switch Contact Ratings:

SILVER CONTACTS WITH GOLD FLASH


Load

Single Break

Double Break

28 VDC @ sea level

Resistive

7.5 amps

4.0 amps

 

Inductive

4.0 amps

2.0 amps

 

Motor

4.0 amps

-

 

Lamp

1.0 amps

-

28 VDC @ 50,000 ft.

Resistive

4.0 amps

3.0 amps

 

Inductive

2.5 amps

1.0 amps

115 VAC, 60 HZ. @ sea level

Resistive

7.5 amps

-

 

Inductive

4.0 amps

-

GOLD PLATED CONTACTS

 

Load

Single Break

Double Break

28 VDC @ sea level

Resistive

1.0 amps

-

 

Inductive

0.5 amps

-

28 VDC @ 50,000 ft.

Resistive

1.0 amps

-

 

Inductive

0.5 amps

-

 

Switch Type: The basic snap action switches are qualified to MIL-PRF-8805/101 category I or category II.

Switch Capacity: Single pole double throw, double pole double throw or four pole double throw.

Switch Contact Schematic: The switch contact arrangements are either single break or double break. The double break allows two separate contact circuits or simply a single throw contact action. See Figure 5.

Figure 5
SWITCH CIRCUIT SCHEMATIC


Switch Contact Resistance: 0.025 ohms maximum.

Intermediate Current: The intermediate current test per MIL-PRF-22885 paragraph 3.35 is applicable to the gold flash silver contacts. 50,000 cycles minimum, 12,500 cycles at -55°C, 25,000 cycles at +23°C and 12,500 cycles at +85°C.

Low Level Life: The low level life test per MIL-PRF-22885 paragraph 3.36 is applicable to the gold plated contacts. 50,000 cycles with contacts loaded at 30 millivolts maximum DC or peak AC at 10 milliamperes maximum. 12,500 cycles at -55°C, 12,500 cycles at +23°C and 25,000 cycles at +85°C.

Dielectric Withstanding Voltage:
At sea level: 1000 volts rms minimum, 60 Hz.
At 50,000 ft.: 400 volts rms minimum, 60 Hz.

Lamp Circuit Schematic: The lamp circuit is available with a common ground, horizontal split ground or vertical split ground. See Figure 6.

Figure 6
LAMP CIRCUIT SCHEMATIC

Terminals: Both the switch circuit and the lamp circuit terminals are gold plated brass.

Switch and Terminal Identification: The switch poles are denoted as position A and B. Switch terminals are marked 1, 2, 3 and 4. The lamp terminals are marked A, B, C, D, F and G. See Figure 7 for exact terminal identification.

Figure 7
SWITCH POLES & LAMP TERMINAL ARRANGEMENTS AND IDENTIFICATION

Low Power Lamps: Four low power T-1 size flange-based lamps are supplied with each pushbutton switch.
Three lamp types are available:

 

Type

Voltage

Current

1

5 volts

0.060 amps

2

5 volts

0.115 amps

6

28 volts

0.024 amps

 

Low Touch Temperature: Heat dissipation properties designed into the pushbutton caps combined with the use of low power lamps results in low touch temperature. The 5 volt, 0.060 amp lamp (P/N 17-043) produces a touch temperature of 43°C with two lamps on and 49°C with four lamps energized. The 5 volt, 0.115 amp lamp (P/N 03-014) produces a touch temperature of 49°C with two lamps on and 65°C with four lamps energized. The 28 volt, 0.024 amp lamp (P/N 14-104) produces a touch temperature of 52°C with two lamps on and 74°C with four lamps energized.

EMI/RFI Shielding Option: When specified, the shielding efficiency of the pushbutton switch is no less than 60db for frequencies from 100MHz to 1000MHz.

4 Pole Electrical Specifications

ELECTRICAL FEATURES:
Unless otherwise stated, all the electrical features incorporated in Type I and III configurations (unsealed) have been incorporated in Type V configurations (see Data Sheet 95-1-86-3).

Switch Capacity: 4-pole double throw.

Switch Contact Schematic: The switch contact arrangements are either single break or double break. The double break allows two separate contact circuits or simply a single throw contact action. See Figure 34.

Figure 34
SWITCH CIRCUIT SCHEMATIC FOR 4-POLE SOLDERLESS QUIK-CONNECT!" SWITCHES

Switch and Terminal Identification: The switch poles are denoted as position H, J, K and L. Switch terminals are marked 1, 2, 3 and 4. The lamp terminals are marked A, B, C, D, F and G. See Figure 54 for exact terminal identification.

Figure 54
SWITCH POLES, LAMP TERMINALS AND IDENTIFICATION FOR 4-POLE SOLDERLESS QUIK-CONNECT™ PLUG

VISUAL FEATURES/ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS: All visual features and environmental conditions as listed on the Data Sheet 95-1-86-3 that apply to Type I and III switch configurations (unsealed), also apply to Type V configurations.

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