1190 dip switch a6t/a6s dip switch a6t/a6s dip switch with slide pins ? allows automatic mounting with dip ic insertion machines washable models with seal tape are available smt (surface-mounted terminal) models are available with/ without embossed tape rohs compliant ordering information important note: switches cannot be water-washed. no. of poles flat actuated raised actuator flat actuated raised actuator standard with seal tape standard tape seal tape seal in embossed tape dip terminal dip terminal dip terminal smt terminal smt terminal smt terminal smt terminal 1 a6t-1101 A6T-1102 a6t-1104 ? ? ? ? 2 a6t-2101 a6t-2102 a6t-2104 a6s-2101 a6s-2102 ? a6s-2104 3 ???a6s-3101a6s- 3102 ? a6s-3104 4 a6t-4101 a6t-4102 a6t-4104 a6s-4101 a6s-4102 a6s-4102-p a6s-4104 5 ???a6s-5101a6s- 5102 ? a6s-5104 6 a6t-6101 a6t-6102 a6t-6104 a6s-6101 a6s-6102 a6s-6102-p a6s-6104 7 ???a6s-7101a6s- 7102 ? a6s-7104 8 a6t-8101 a6t-8102 a6t-8104 a6s-8101 a6s-8102 a6s-8102-p a6s-8104 9 ???a6s-9101a6s- 9102 ? a6s-9104 10 a6t-0101 a6t-0102 a6t-0104 a6s-0101 a6s-0102 ? a6s-0104
dip switch a6t/a6s 1191 specifications characteristics dimensions unit: mm (inch) note: unless otherwise specified, a tolerance of 0.4 mm applies to all dimensions. switching capacity 25 ma at 24 vdc insulation resistance 100 m ? min. (at 250 vdc) contact resistance 200 m ? max. (initial value) dielectric strength 500 vac for 1 min between terminals of same polarity, and between terminals of different polarity vibration resistance malfunction: 10 to 55 hz, 1.5-mm double amplitude shock resistance malfunction: 300 m/s 2 min. (approx. 30g min.) life expectancy mechanical 1,000 operations min. electrical 1,000 operations min. ambient temperature operating -20c to 70c (with no icing) ambient humidity operating 35% to 90% operating force 30 gf flat actuated with dip terminal standard/with seal tape a6t- @ 101 a6t- @ 102 raised actuator with dip terminal a6t- @ 104 no. of poles part number a 1 a6t-1101 A6T-1102 a6t-1104 3.48 2 a6t-2101 a6t-2102 a6t-2104 6.02 4 a6t-4101 a6t-4102 a6t-4104 11.10 6 a6t-6101 a6t-6102 a6t-6104 16.18 8 a6t-8101 a6t-8102 a6t-8104 21.26 10 a6t-0101 a6t-0102 a6t-0104 26.34
1192 dip switch a6t/a6s flat actuated with smt terminal standard/with seal tape a6s- @ 101 a6s- @ 102 embossed tape a6s- @ 102-p raised actuator with smt terminal a6s- @ 104 no. of poles part number a 2 a6s-2101 a6s-2102 ? a6s-2104 6.02 (0.24) 3 a6s-3101 a6s-3102 ? a6s-3104 8.56 (0.34) 4 a6s-4101 a6s-4102 a6s-4102-p a6s-4104 11.10 (0.44) 5 a6s-5101 a6s-5102 ? a6s-5104 13.64 (0.54) 6 a6s-6101 a6s-6102 a6s-6102-p a6s-6104 16.18 (0.64) 7 a6s-7101 a6s-7102 ? a6s-7104 18.72 (0.74) 8 a6s-8101 a6s-8102 a6s-8102-p a6s-8104 21.26 (0.84) 9 a6s-9101 a6s-9102 ? a6s-9104 23.80 (0.94) 10 a6s-0101 a6s-0102 ? a6s-0104 26.34 (1.04)
dip switch a6t/a6s 1193 installation internal connections (top view) precautions circuit design use the dip switch within the rated voltage and current ranges, otherwise the dip switch may have a shortened life expectancy, radi- ate heat, or burn out. mounting do not operate the dip switch while mounting, soldering, or washing the dip switch, otherwise the dip switch may deform due to the heat of the solder, the dip switch may malfunction due to the pene- tration of the washing agent, or the machine incorporating the dip switch may operate or be set incorrectly. an automatic insertion machine incorporating a body stopper is avail- able for mounting the dip switch. when using an automatic insertion machine incorporating a half-lead stopper to mount the dip switch, make sure that the automatic insertion machine will not deform the terminals of the dip switch, otherwise the improper insertion of the dip switch may result. soldering observe the following conditions when soldering the dip switch. automatic soldering bath reflow soldering manual soldering set the pins of the dip switch to off before soldering the dip switch. before soldering the dip switch on a pcb, make sure that there is no unnecessary space between the dip switch and pcb. before soldering the dip switch on a multilayer pcb, make sure that the dip switch will not be deformed by the soldering heat on the pat- tern or land of the multilayer pcb. do not solder the dip switch more than twice including rectification soldering. an interval of five minutes is required between the first and second solderings. make sure that there is no flux rise on the surface of the pcb. soldering temperature: 350c at the tip of the soldering iron soldering time: 3 s max. for a 1.6-mm thick, single-side pcb soldering temperature: 350c at the tip of the soldering iron soldering time: 3 s max. for a 1.6-mm thick, single-side pcb
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