Is a 6-Position Rotary Switch the Solution for Shorting Multiple Contacts?

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A 6-position rotary switch can effectively short multiple contacts by connecting each position to all previous ones. For a setup where position 3 shorts legs 1, 2, and 3, a 6-deck, 6-position switch is recommended. This configuration allows for the desired functionality of sequentially shorting contacts with each turn. Proper wiring is essential to achieve the intended results. This solution meets the requirements for a mechanical rotary switch application.
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Hi,

I'm looking for a 6 pos, 2Amps, mechanical rotary switch that with every turn will short another contact to all of the other contacts that came before...

For example, if it's on position 3, legs 1, 2 and 3 will be shorthand all together.


Thanks.
 
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Use a 6 deck, 6 position switch and wire up the way you described.
 
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