Ac Current Symbol
The ⏦ symbol represents AC current and is used in technical contexts for power, voltage, and current references.
U+23E6
⏦ is the AC current symbol (Unicode U+23E6). It’s commonly used when you need to label alternating current in technical text, interfaces, or diagrams. You can copy it directly or use its Unicode/HTML escapes in code.
Ac Current Symbol Meaning
⏦ (Unicode U+23E6) is named “AC CURRENT” and denotes alternating current. It’s most useful in contexts where you want a clear, compact icon-like character for power or electrical concepts, such as labeling signal types, describing electrical specifications, or annotating diagrams. Because it’s a dedicated Unicode character, it can be used consistently across documents, design tools, and software that supports Unicode. When writing about electrical systems, use it alongside clearer terms like “AC voltage,” “AC current,” “frequency,” or “input/output” to avoid ambiguity.
Common uses
- •Labeling alternating current in technical documents and manuals
- •Annotating UI text for power modes (e.g., AC input)
- •Marking AC sections in electrical schematics and wiring notes
- •Tagging content in documentation systems for electrical specifications
- •Adding a quick icon-style reference in engineering blog posts or presentations
Examples
⏦ AC Current Symbol
- ⏦AC current ⏦ is specified at 50/60 Hz.
- ⏦Select AC input (⏦) to switch the power source.
- ⏦Label the transformer output as ⏦ AC current.
- ⏦The device operates on ⏦ AC current only.
- ⏦Verify load current before applying ⏦ current.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+23E6 | |
| HTML Entity | ⏦ | |
| HTML Code | ⏦ | |
| CSS | \23E6 |
FAQ
What does ⏦ mean?
⏦ means “AC current” (alternating current).
What is the Unicode for ⏦?
The symbol ⏦ is Unicode U+23E6.
How can I use ⏦ in HTML?
Use the HTML entity ⏦ (as provided: html_entity: ⏦).
How can I type ⏦ using code?
Use the escapes provided: CSS \\\\23E6 and JavaScript \\\\u{23E6}.