1EN75-R

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Snap Action, Limit Switches are mechanisms that are used to detect the presence of an object or limit the travel of a mechanical component. They are often used in the fields of robotics, automation, instrumentation and process control. The 1EN75-R is a type of snap action, limit switch designed to offer a reliable and accurate solution for a wide range of applications.

The 1EN75-R is a switch that works by using a trigger. The trigger is set to a certain point. When an object crosses the trigger range, it trips the switch and the circuit is completed. When the object leaves the trigger range, the switch resets itself and the circuit is broken. The 1EN75-R offers a reliable solution for applications requiring precise and repeatable triggering.

The 1EN75-R is a sealed switch designed to withstand harsh environments. It features a plastic housing with a stainless steel actuator. The actuator is designed to provide smooth and reliable operation, even in wet and dusty environments. The 1EN75-R is also designed to withstand shock and vibration. It’s durability makes it a great choice for industrial applications.

The 1EN75-R is designed for use in a variety of applications. It can be used for electromechanical control and industrial automation, such as conveyors, lifts and material handling systems. It’s also suitable for use in process control and safety systems, such as fire alarms, security systems and access control systems.

The 1EN75-R is a single-pole, double-throw (SPDT) switch. This means it has two circuits, one which is normally open, and one which is normally closed. The switch can be configured to either break or make the circuit when activated, depending on the application.

The 1EN75-R is a versatile switch that can be used in many different applications. Its rugged construction and reliable operation make it a great choice for industrial and commercial applications that require precise and repeatable triggering.

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