kooslülid

Kooslülid, often translated as "coupler switches" or "gang switches," are electrical devices that mechanically link multiple individual switches together. When one switch in the assembly is operated, all connected switches move simultaneously. This allows for the control of multiple circuits with a single physical action.

The primary advantage of kooslülid is their ability to simplify wiring and operation, especially in applications requiring synchronized control of several electrical pathways. For example, a kooslüliti might be used to turn on or off multiple lights or appliances at once, or to switch between different power sources. They are commonly found in industrial control panels, home automation systems, and some older electrical installations.

The mechanical linkage between the switches can vary. Some kooslülitid use a common actuator bar or lever, while others might employ more complex internal mechanisms. The number of individual switches within a kooslüliti assembly can also differ, ranging from two to many. The overall design aims to ensure that all linked switches operate reliably and in unison.

While offering convenience, it is important to ensure that the electrical ratings of each individual switch within the kooslüliti are appropriate for the load they are controlling. Overloading any single switch can lead to failure of the entire assembly. Proper installation and understanding of the wiring diagram are crucial for safe and effective use of kooslülitid.