111SM1-T2

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Snap action, limit switches are designed for a variety of sensing applications, offering reliable performance and precise, repeatable results. 111SM1-T2 is a type of snap action, limit switch which is specifically designed to detect the opening and closing of doors, windows, and other openings. The switch mechanism is composed of a spring loaded plunger and an actuator lever. The switch can be configured in both normally open (NO) and normally closed (NC) states.

The working principle of the 111SM1-T2 is pretty simple. When the actuator lever is engaged, the plunger is depressed and allows electricity to flow through the switch. When the actuator lever is released, the spring loaded plunger is pulled back, breaking the electrical connection and thus turning off the switch. The switch can be wired to activate lights, motors, and other machinery when the actuator lever is engaged, allowing for various automation and process control systems.

The 111SM1-T2 has a variety of applications, from sliding doors to refrigerator doors. It is commonly used to automate the opening and closing of windows, doors, and other openings, often using a remote control or an automatic trigger such as a pressure or tilt sensor. It can also be used as a safety switch to prevent accidental activation of machinery. In addition, the switch can be used in a wide range of industrial controls to detect the presence of objects in a certain area, to detect the opening and closing of doors, and to provide automated control of machinery and processes.

The 111SM1-T2 is a reliable and robust snap action, limit switch which is designed for a wide range of applications. The switch is easy to install and wire and can provide reliable, repeatable performance in the most demanding environments. Its simple yet effective design makes it an ideal choice for a variety of sensing applications.

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