Through Hole DIP Switch

Electric Vehicle Control Units (Ev-ecus) And Battery Monitoring (Bms): With more resilient and durable circuit control, the end-user will see reduced costs for maintenance and repair, making electric vehicles a more affordable choice of transportation.

Exterior Property Automation: Various semi-automated functionalities in both the private and public setting employ DIP switches to operate properly. For instance, the opening and closing of automated garage doors and gates are often control via DIP switches, and so are outdoor lighting. As these applications by definition will be exposed to the elements as they operate, the 219G DIP switch is a cost-effective choice that will help increase the reliability and life span of such technologies.

Industrial Control: DIP switches are often preferred in industrial control settings, as they offer a simple and reliable way of configuring devices without the need for extensive software interfaces and programming. Applications include addressing and identification of different devices in an industrial network, configuration tasks in PLCs, input/output signal selection and many more. For such uses, the 219G offers reliable performances, even in the challenging environments of factory halls, where changing temperatures, fumes, varying humidity and dust are to be expected. Its resistance to such influences will help cut maintenance costs and downtime.