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Snap Action, Limit Switches have a wide range of applications in which they can be used. They offer reliable, durable switching solutions for a variety of applications. Snap Action, Limit Switches are commonly used for a variety of tasks such as switching on or off an electrical device, regulating a voltage or current level, controlling the speed of a fan, or monitoring the temperature of an environment. They offer more reliable switching than mechanical switches and provide more precise response times.

The main components of a Snap Action, Limit Switch, also known as a switching relay, are a pair of contacts, a plunger, and a mechanical actuator. The actuator is the main part of the switch, which is responsible for the snap action response. When the actuator is triggered, the plunger is forced against the contacts. This motion closes or opens the contacts, depending on the configuration of the Snap Action, Limit Switch.

A typical Snap Action, Limit Switch is constructed of a dielectric Beryllium-Copper alloy and an epoxy fill, which provide superior electrical and temperature resistance. This construction also ensures reliability and provides a long-life switch, which can handle any application with confidence. Snap Action, Limit Switches are typically used in high voltage, high current, and harsh environment applications.

When the application requires a more secure switching method, a Snap Action, Limit Switch with magnetic latching is often used. Magnetic latching is achieved by using a permanent magnet to keep the plunger in the maximum travel position. This is beneficial in applications that require the contacts to remain engaged and prevent accidental contact opening. Magnetic latching can also be used in low voltage applications, where low contact loads are acceptable.

Snap Action, Limit Switches are also often used in temperature controlling applications. Temperature switches offer increased levels of accuracy, allowing them to quickly detect small temperature changes. They are suitable for high and low temperature applications, as they can be configured to open or close their contacts based on the set temperature limits. This type of switch is also used in a variety of industrial and automation applications, as they can be used to quickly detect temperature changes and switch on or off equipment.

Snap Action, Limit Switches are highly reliable and easy to configure for a variety of applications. They provide very fast response times and require minimal input current, making them ideal for applications involving always-on devices. They are also extremely durable, making them a cost-effective choice for applications where reliability is paramount.

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