tatoko 5PCS Educational Single Pole Knife Switch Physics Laboratory Equipment Single Pole Single Throw (SPST) Switch
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Currently, I am utilizing a 110 V DC generator to run my water mill. The switches I use are for charging batteries. Assuming the switch is closed (meaning the amperage goes through the switch), when I want to charge batteries I force DC currents through the battery I would like to charge (it currently has 3 A but I believe it could handle significantly more due to the quality of the contacts). Arking should only be used with a voltage below 36 volts though make sure you don't overdo it
The regulations differ from one country to another, but I am not familiar with them. Although, they should be able to handle 5 A, there is a point where the voltage should not be greater than 36 volts. This means that most of these switches can only handle a certain power (Amps x Voltage)
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With these knife switches, I can connect my indoor three band dipole antenna to a line of three antennas. It is good quality enough for QRP transmissions. I would not trust them for QRO use or in the outdoors, however.
Those little switches are great. All the material is brass and not just plated, and stainless screws are used.
It is used to disconnect during thunderstorms by sitting at the end of a long wire antenna.
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