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Snap action, limit switches are devices that are used to control the movement of industrial machinery. They are used to limit the range of motion of the machinery and to protect against accidents and damage. The EN301-1 switch is a type of snap-action limit switch that is used in a variety of applications.

The EN301-1 switch is a single-pole normally-open switch that is actuated by a snap action mechanism. It can be used to limit the range of motion of the associated machinery as well as to provide protection against accidents and damage. The switch is a durable, low-maintenance device that provides reliable operation. It has a wide operating temperature range, from -40°C to +85°C, and is rated for up to 10 million cycles.

The EN301-1 switch is used in a variety of applications, primarily those involving industrial machinery. For example, it can be used to control the movements of conveyor belts, chains, and hoists, as well as the movements of large press mechanisms. It can also be used to control the movements of robotic arms and other automated systems.

The EN301-1 switch works by sensing the amount of movement of the associated machinery. When the amount of movement exceeds a certain limit, the switch is triggered, activating the switch and sending a signal to the associated equipment. This signal can then be used to limit the motion of the machine, shutting off power to the machine or releasing mechanisms to ensure safe operation.

The EN301-1 switch is a reliable, low-maintenance device that is easy to install and use. It is widely used in a variety of industrial settings and can be used to protect machinery from accidental damage or excessive movement. The switch is rated for up to 10 million cycles and is highly durable, providing reliable operation in even the most demanding environments.

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