Product category:
Rotary Controls, Joysticks etc
News Release from: EAO | Subject: Custom Grayhill rotary switches
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 07 April 2008
Rotary switches are customised to order
The feel of a rotary switch can be modified according to use, whether it's for a radio, audio/video equipment, medical equipment or rugged specialist vehicles.
EAO has set up a new service for customers who need customised rotary switches EAO can deliver Grayhill switches that meet the specific needs of an application
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 8 Nov 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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The feel of a rotary switch can be modified according to use, whether it's for a radio, audio/video equipment, medical equipment or rugged specialist vehicles.
For a functionally rich interface, rotary switches can be supplied with isolated positions, push or pull-to-enter mechanisms, or spring-return momentary positions.
Shafts can be customised in length and profile, with or without flats, cutouts or counterbores to secure the knob.
Any type of termination is possible - solder lugs, PCB pin mounting or fully wired into a specified connector.
Grayhill switches offer water resistance to 10m depth, as well as high levels of resistance to shock, vibration and humidity.
The switches are suitable for use in 28V DC to 115V AC applications, from signal level up to 5A.
EAO's broad experience of supplying modified rotary switches provides customers with the reassurance that the product they get will be right for the application - first time. Request a free brochure from EAO ...
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