1478619-6

Snap Action, Limit Switches

The 1478619-6 application field and working principles are all related to snap action, limit switches. Snap action, limit switches, or SPDT (Single Pole Double Throw) switch, is designed to allow a circuit to move between two stable conditions. The switch is designed to be used on or off, and usually acts as a single-pole switch, with the contacts being moved between two ends when the switch is thrown. This type of switch is especially useful in controlling electric motors, electromechanical and electromechanical systems, and safety systems.

The 1478619-6 switch is designed to provide an accurate and long lasting switch action. It is designed with a high-temperature and high-performance spring material, and is rated to withstand up to 250 degrees Fahrenheit. The contact ratings are rated at 500 volts and 7.5 amps, and it is able to handle current draw up to 5 amps inrush. It is equipped with adjustable stop arms and mounting lugs for greater flexibility in mounting. This switch also offers excellent contact uniformity and low actuation force. It also offers a low profile design for protection against accidental engagement.

The working principle of the 1478619-6 switch is based on springs. When the switch is thrown, it acts like a single-pole switch with contact being moved from one end to the other. When this resistance is felt, the spring loaded contact arm of the switch is actuated. This will then push the contact arm back and forth, eventually stopping the switch in either the on or off state. The contact arms are designed with adjustable stops so that the switch can be set to the desired number of positions. This allows the user to select the correct level of contact resistance for the circuit being controlled.

The 1478619-6 switch is designed to provide precise control in circuits that require precise and long-lasting switch action. This switch can be used in applications where safety is an important factor, such as safety systems, electric motors, and industrial equipment. The switch is also often used in the control of electromechanical systems that require precise control. It is a great choice for any application that needs reliable and durable switch action.