Based on their different functions and structural characteristics, ship-type switches can be divided into several types, mainly including but not limited to the following:
- Main Switch: Used for overall control of the entire ship's electrical system, enabling centralized control of all circuits.
- Branch Switch: Used to control the on/off state of individual branch circuits, allowing for subdivided management of different areas or equipment.
- Proximity Switch: Used to detect the distance or position of objects, commonly used for position feedback in automated control systems.
- Limit Switch: Used to detect the position of mechanical devices, ensuring that equipment stops or starts at specified positions.
- Sensor Switch: Used to monitor and control circuits by detecting certain physical quantities, such as temperature and humidity.
