6 Pin Toggle Switch (3A 250V):

A 6-pin toggle switch typically has three positions, and each position has two pins associated with it. The pins are used for electrical connections when the switch is in different positions. The specifications "3A 250V" indicate the maximum current and voltage ratings for the switch.

Here's a general breakdown of the pin configuration for a 6-pin toggle switch:

1. Common (COM): This pin is the common connection, and it is used to connect to one of the other pins depending on the switch's position.
2. Normally Open (NO): This pin is connected to the common pin when the switch is in one position (e.g., ON).
3. Normally Closed (NC): This pin is connected to the common pin when the switch is in the other position (e.g., OFF).
4. Common (COM): Another common pin, used for the other set of NO and NC connections.
5. Normally Open (NO): The second NO pin, connected to the common pin when the switch is in the opposite position from the first set.
6. Normally Closed (NC): The second NC pin, connected to the common pin when the switch is in the opposite position from the first set.