MRC:
The style designation indicating the configuration that most nearly corresponds to the appearance of the body.AAQL
Body Style:
Bushing mounted
MRC:
The length of a straight line which passes through the center of the body,and terminates at the circumference.ABPM
Body Diameter:
1.015 inches
MRC:
A measurement of the longest dimension of the body,in distinction from width.ADAQ
Body Length:
1.0000 inches
MRC:
The style designation indicating the configuration that most nearly corresponds to the appearance of the actuator.AFUQ
Actuator Style:
Round
Actuator Height:
0.375 inches
MRC:
The maximum voltage rating at which the item is designed to operate in an alternating current and/or direct current circuit,expressed in volts.AFXE
Maximum Voltage Rating In Volts:
28.0 dc
MRC:
The designation that identifies the electrical configuration of a nonpile-up contact group including the number of switching poles or forms.CRLD
Nonpile-up Contact Arrangement:
2 pole, double throw, one position momentary single switch unit
MRC:
The amount of current the contacts are rated to make or break at maximum rated voltage,with a specified load.CXQR
Contact Load Current Rating At Maximum Rated Voltage:
10.000 amperes resistive dc and 3.000 amperes inductive dc and 6.000 amperes motor dc
MRC:
The specification,standard,drawing,or similar instrument that specifies environmental and performance requirements or test conditions under which an item is tested and establishes acceptable limits within which the item must conform identified by an alphabetic and/or numeric reference number. includes the commercial and government entity (cage) code of the entity controlling the instrument.TEST
Test Data Document:
81349-mil-s-8805 specification (includes engineering type bulletins, brochures, etc., that reflect specification type data in specification format; excludes commercial catalogs, industry directories, and similar trade publications, reflecting general type data on certain environmental and performance requirements and test conditions that are shown as "typical", "average", "", etc.).
