Selector Switches Selector switches provide a simple, durable way to choose between circuits or operating modes from a single control point. They are commonly used in control panels and equipment to route signals, enable functions, or switch between configurations. Key benefits Function and reliability: Tactile actuation with clear position feedback reduces misoperation. Compatibility: Designed for standard panel mounting with common terminations; available in multiple position configurations to fit different control schemes. Size and form: Compact panelmount footprint for tight layouts; compatible bezels and actuation styles across models. Material and durability: Rugged metal housings with insulated components for reliable longterm operation; solid contact materials and seals where required. Performance: Consistent contact resistance, stable operation across conditions, and predictable switching behavior. 23 practical use scenarios Industrial automation: select operating mode or route power in a control cabinet. Machinery and packaging lines: switch between signals or feeds to different subsystems. Laboratory or test benches: choose measurement channels or test configurations quickly and confidently. Note: verify specific model details such as number of positions, actuation type, mounting hole size, and electrical ratings when ordering.