DCL10(E)K

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Snap action and limit switches are useful electromechanical devices that are used in a wide range of applications for informing a controller when certain limits, both physical and electrical, have been reached. DCL10(E)K is a type of snap-action, limit switch specifically designed for use in hazardous areas, where the presence of explosive gas or vapor is to be avoided. This switch is certified to meet international standards like UL and IECEX, making it suitable for use in most international applications.

The DCL10(E)K snap-action, limit switch is designed to operate on a snap-action, toggle-type of switch. This means that the switch has a predetermined point at which it changes its state from ‘open’ to ‘closed’ or vice versa. When this switch is triggered, it will return to its initial, at rest state by a thermal reaction built into the switch, \'snapping\' back. This snap action is what gives it its name.

The most common applications for DCL10(E)K snap-action, limit switches are found in the industrial and hazardous area control and safety systems. These snap action switches can be used in a variety of circumstances. Some examples of the applications are in safety switches that cut power when a certain limit is reached, in push buttons as a switch to stop or start a process, in motor starter systems as an emergency stop button, and in other similar industrial and hazardous area control.

The DCL10(E)K snap-action, limit switch is easy to install, as it has only two mounting screws. It is also made to be resistant to dust and water, making it suitable for use in difficult environments. This switch also has a small form factor and a wide range of electrical ratings, making it a versatile and robust choice.

The working principle of the DCL10(E)K snap-action, limit switch involves the use of two types of contacts – normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC) contacts. When the switch is triggered, the contacts open or close, depending on the polarity of the switch. The switch also has a small spring-loaded ball which rotates a lever when it is triggered, causing the switch to either break or establish a connection.

The DCL10(E)K snap-action, limit switch is an important part of the safety of any hazardous area and is a versatile and reliable choice for most applications. Its easy installation, resistance to dust and water, and its small form factor make it a great choice for safety systems across the world.

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