What is a switch?

A switch is an electrical device that can change the state of an electrical circuit from open to closed or vice versa. Switches can come in a variety of forms and functions, tailored to specific applications.

Application examples:

• Lighting control: Turning on and off headlights, position lights, work lights.
• Controlling tools and accessories: Turning on and off pumps, lifts, PTO (power take-off shaft).
• Controlling air conditioning and heating systems: Switching fan and air conditioning operating modes.

What is a button?

A button is a device that closes or opens an electrical circuit when pressed. Buttons are often momentary, meaning they return to their original state when the pressure is released.

Application examples:

• Starting the engine: Start/stop buttons.
• Audible signals: Horns and warning signals.
• Special Features: Activation of work functions such as lifting attachments.

What is a switch?

A switch is a device that is used to close or open an electrical circuit, maintaining this state until the next change.

Application examples:

• Main Power Controls: Ignition Switches.
• Wiper control: Foot switches.
• Control of hydraulic systems: Pressure and limit switches.