Tag: foot switch

A foot switch is a way to control the on and off of a circuit by stepping on it, thereby realizing the start, stop, reversal or other control functions of mechanical equipment or production processes. The main function is to replace the operation of both hands, especially when the hands are inconvenient or cannot reach the control circuit, and the start, stop or other operations of the equipment are controlled through foot pressure. In addition, the foot switch can also be used to control the output current. Momentary foot switch and electric foot switch are two types of control switches widely used in different application scenarios. They differ in terms of working principles, structural design, usage environment, and functional characteristics. This article will conduct a detailed comparative analysis of these types of foot switches.

The foot switch belongs to a type of switch, mainly through the action of the foot to operate whether the circuit is on or not, and can also control the magnitude of the current. In many areas, if it is inconvenient to use the hand, a foot switch will be set to operate the machine, saving time and effort, so the foot switch is used frequently in daily life, mainly used in medical equipment, stamping equipment and other work fields. So, do you know how to wire the foot switch? Let's learn about the wiring of the foot switch now.

Foot switch is a kind of switch that controls circuit on and off by foot stepping or stepping. It is used in the control circuit that cannot be touched by hands to replace hands to achieve the purpose of operation. Electric foot switch, momentary foot pedal swirch, foot pedal switch can be provided in ATO store. In this article, we will show the price list of our foot switch.

The foot switch is a switch that operates the circuit by stepping on or stepping on it, and can also be used to control the size of the output current. The foot switch is a switch that controls the on-off of the circuit by stepping on or stepping on it. It is used in the control circuit that cannot be touched by both hands to replace the hands to achieve the purpose of operation.