0E1401M0 Application Field and Working Principle

The 0E1401M0 is a type of snap action, limit switch. It is composed of two parts: the body and the lever. The body part is a hollow rectangular shaped enclosure where the electrical service is used to power the switch. It contains two small diaphragms, one of which is responsible for the actuation of the switch while the other is responsible for the deactivation. The lever part is composed of a curved metal arm and the contacts which include a ‘no’ contact, a ‘cn’ contact and a ‘nz’ contact at the top of the lever. The ‘on’ contact activates the circuit and the ‘cn’ contact deactivates it.

The 0E1401M0 is an electromechanical device used to switch an electrical circuit on and off. It is mainly used in industrial and commercial machinery and equipment. The primary application is for safety purposes as it can be used to limit the operations of a system. For example, in industrial machinery such as machines in a factory, it can be used to limit the voltage entering the machine in order to prevent any overvoltage. It can also be used to switch off the power to the machine if it goes above a certain temperature and to ensure the safety of personnel operating the machinery.

The working principle of the 0E1401M0 is based on the principle of lever and force. When a force is applied to the lever, the internal diaphragm compresses or expands, depending on the direction of the force applied, and this in turn causes the contacts inside the switch to move to either activate or deactivate the switch. When the force is removed, the diaphragm returns to its original shape and the switch reverts back to its normal state.

In summary, the 0E1401M0 is a snap-action, limit switch which is used mainly in industrial and commercial machinery and equipment for a variety of purposes. The switch is actuated and deactivated through the application of force to the lever, which in turn creates a change in the internal diaphragm and causes the contacts to move and activate or deactivate the switch.