Switches are found in nearly every electronic device; they can be mechanical, or touch based. The two most common touch-based switches are piezo and capacitive. Unlike mechanical switches, they don’t have moving parts and can often withstand millions of operations.
Circular connectors are multi-pole connectors used to transmit power, data and electrical signals between devices. They are rugged, durable and often IP rated suitable for use in harsh environments. They are used in a wide variety of applications due to their reliable and long-lasting properties.
Technology has move on allot since the introduction of screw terminals many decades ago. That's why we have partnered with IDEC to highlight the benefits of using push-in terminals with your industrial equipment. Three main features of Push-in terminals...
Enclosures are used to house electrical circuits providing protection against the environment and safely housing the circuit. They come in all shapes and sizes, which can sometimes make it overwhelming when trying to find the most suitable enclosure. We stock over...
When identifying and choosing a switch one of the most important choices is whether you require a latching or momentary switch. Momentary switches are sprung and only make/break the switch contacts whilst the actuator is operated, the actuator springs back to the original...
What is an emergency stop switch? Emergency stop switches or e-stops for short are a safety device used to quickly cut power to machinery, reducing the risk of injury. The buttons are designed to be easily operated and must be...
Overview Cables are used in almost every electrical circuit; they transfer electricity between components and devices. Choosing the correct size cable for your circuit is critically important and can also seem quite daunting. With 1000s of different types and sizes...
You may of noticed we have changed things a little here! Here are a few tips and features to make the most of our new site. 1. Menu We have restructured the menu allowing you to reach each category...
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