1EN197-6

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Snap Action, Limit Switches

1EN197-6 Snap Action, Limit Switches are used in a wide variety of engineering and industrial applications. They are designed to indicate the presence or absence of an object in a specific location. For example, a limit switch can be used to detect if a door or window has been opened or closed. In other applications, a limit switch can be used to detect the presence of a load or process change.

1EN197-6 Snap Action, Limit Switches are constructed from a variety of materials. The most common materials are air-cored, die-cast zinc or aluminium, and plastic-molded thermoplastics. The cover of the switch body is typically made of aluminum, brass, or stainless steel, and is designed to provide additional protection against the elements. The contact elements of the switch are typically constructed from a blend of metal and plastic.

The 1EN197-6 application field includes positions where a switch needs to be actuated. The most common environmental conditions include dusty and wet environments, as well as highly corrosive and vibration-prone environments. Other conditions can be varied to meet the application requirements, such as high and low temperatures, exposure to chemicals, and high-frequency vibration.

The working principle of 1EN197-6 Snap Action, Limit Switches is based on a spring-loaded contact element. When the switch is actuated, two parallel contact elements move toward each other and make contact. The contact elements then remain in contact, or “locked-in” position until the next actuation. This locking action prevents accidental actuation or deactivation of the switch, and is designed to ensure long-term reliability.

The 1EN197-6 Switch also features an adjustable actuation point. This helps ensure the switch is triggered at the desired distance from the contact being activated. The actuating force is adjustable, and the contact gap is adjustable depending on the application. The contact gap is typically adjustable from 0.01mm to a maximum of 6mm, ensuring the switch is not triggered at a greater distance than the gap specified.

1EN197-6 Snap Action, Limit Switches have been certified to meet a variety of international and industrial standards, such as IEC, UL, CSA, EN, NEMA, and MIL-SPEC. They are also available in a variety of configurations and mounting options, allowing customers to select the best switch for their application.

In conclusion, 1EN197-6 Snap Action, Limit Switches are a reliable and flexible solution for a variety of engineering and industrial applications, offering high-fidelity performance and long-term reliability. With a range of configurations and mounting options, and a wide range of international and industrial certifications, these switches provide customers with the customization and reliability they need.

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