Reduced noise electrical switch

Electricity: circuit makers and breakers – Electric switch details – Cases and bases

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200339, H01H 2104

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06153840&

ABSTRACT:
An electrical switch comprising: one of a housing and a housing part; a contact system attached to one of the housing and the housing part; an operating member for switching the contact system and arranged so that the operating member can move on one of the housing and the housing part; and at least one damping element, the damping element serving as a sound dampening bumper between the operating member and one of the housing and the housing part, and the damping element is located on at least one of the housing, the housing part and the operating member, and wherein the damping element is of a single unitary piece with at least one of the housing, the housing part and the operating member.

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