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April 28th 2010
Categories: Electronic Components, Electronics, Electronics & Electrical Components, Electronics Design, Transformers & Inductors, Uncategorized, Video, Video Games, Wireless, Wiring & Accessories

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E-Switch Announces a New Illuminated Pushbutton Switch, the WBL Series

E-Switch announces the WBL series, an illuminated pushbutton switch. With a right angle design and long travel, this illuminated pushbutton switch offers you the option of two or four poles. You can also choose many LED color options for this switch. Specifications include: Mechanical Life: 10,000 cycles Force: 200 +/- 100 grams Travel: Full: 3.3 +/- ...

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January 5th 2012
Tags: Electronic Components, Electronics, Electronics & Electrical Components, Electronics Design, Transformers & Inductors, Video, Video Games, Wireless, Wiring & Accessories No Comments

The RDT Series Rotary Dip Switch Offers IP67 Seal Protection And 5 Position Options

E-Switch announces the RDT series rotary DIP switch. This small switch offers a choice of 4, 6, 8, 10 or 16 positions. It offers IP67 sealing protection for applications that need protection from the elements. T he RDT series DIP switch also comes with SMT or thru hole option termination options, ...
December 21st 2011
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Copper Electric, Ohio & Kentucky’s Premium Electrical Contractor, Celebrate 65 Years in Business

It all started 65 years ago, with one employee and a few clients. Now, over six decades later, Cincinnati-based Cooper Electric enjoys a healthy business, with service vans spanning two States. The company are now seen as one of the country’s top service-based electrical contractors for the residential, commercial and industrial ...

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