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Static transfer switch principle

A static toggle switch is a device used to control an electrical circuit by turning on or Closing a circuit allows the flow or cessation of current. The principle is based on the conductor in the circuit

Conversion between electrical and non-conductive materials

When the static toggle switch is in the off state, there is a disconnect between the conductive materials

Non-conductive materials, which prevent the flow of electricity. And when the static switch is on

In the open state, a continuous path will be formed between the conductive materials, and the current can flow freely ground flow.

A static toggle switch usually consists of a mechanical or electronic component that controls the conductive

The connection or disconnection between materials and non-conductive materials. Faʻa lea, static switching on

The switch state can be switched by manual control, electronic signal or other means

 

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