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selector switch

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun selector switch has 1 sense
  1. selector, selector switch - a switch that is used to select among alternatives
    --1 is a kind of switch, electric switch, electrical switch
    --1 has parts: wiper, wiper arm, contact arm
    --1 has particulars: dial, telephone dial

Definitions from the Web

Selector Switch

A selector switch is a device used to select or control the direction, position, or mode of operation of a circuit or system. It typically consists of a rotating knob, lever, or push-button that allows the user to choose from different options or settings.

Examples:

Noun:

  1. When working with electrical circuits, it is important to use a high-quality selector switch.
  2. The selector switch on the control panel allows the operator to choose between different operating modes.

Verb (transitive):

  1. Please ensure that you have correctly selected the appropriate option by turning the selector switch.
  2. She quickly and confidently switched the selector to the desired position.

Verb (intransitive):

  1. The selector switch easily moves between the available options.
  2. After troubleshooting, the technician found that the issue was with a faulty selector switch that was not switching properly.

Adjective:

  1. The selector switch assembly requires regular maintenance to ensure its proper functioning.
  2. A selector switch cover is used to protect the switch from accidental activation.

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