The IP Rating Chart (Ingress Protection), also known as the IP Code, is a standardized system used to classify and rate the degree of protection provided by an electrical enclosure or electronic device against the intrusion of solids and liquids.
With the IBEX Boat Show coming to Tampa, Florida, we’ve been reviewing switches commonly used in boats and other watercraft, but we can’t forget about boating equipment and accessories. Here are some of our switch solutions for common boating equipment and accessories.
Whether it’s a boat you’re building, a jet ski, or even a submarine, E-Switch has the water-resistant switch solutions for your marine and watercraft applications.
When you’re designing the devices that deliver excellent audio/visual experiences, make sure they can survive outdoor concert season by considering the vast catalog of sealed switches available at E-Switch.
E-Switch offers many miniature and micro-miniature tact switches suitable for the wearable and handheld device markets.
While you watch the 2022 World Cup, don’t forget about the switch technology that makes “the beautiful game” so beautiful.
If cannabis is decriminalized federally and demand for your home cultivation products increases, call on E-Switch to meet that demand.
As you watch Serena Williams in the U.S. Open for the last time, think of all the switches that have come along over the course of her career that have helped grow the game.
Residential and commercial solar installation will increase due to the executive orders signed by President Joe Biden.
How do hockey players prepare for a grueling season and the most grueling postseason? Switches certainly help.
E-switch has been doing its best to help its employees and clients help themselves and others during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Throughout history, humans have been growing plants for food, decoration, and recreation. Relying on rainwater alone often isn’t enough to keep these plants alive and healthy. Therefore, people have been using irrigation for thousands of years to give plants all the water they need. As history has progressed, irrigation technology has progressed along with it. […]
