1EN8-8

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Snap action, limit switches are electromechanical devices consisting of a sensing element, actuating element and contacts. 1EN8-8 is a type of snap-action switch developed to detect the presence or absence of an object such as a car key within a specified area. It is widely-used in applications such as parking systems and automated entry systems.

The sensing element of 1EN8-8 is usually a coil spring or a torsion spring and it acts as a means of detecting the position of the actuator. When the actuator is in its target position, the sensing element causes the contacts to open. Also, the 1EN8-8 switching operation can be done with a high degree of accuracy and speed. With these features, the 1EN8-8 has been used in various safety applications.

The working principle of 1EN8-8 is relatively simple. Basically, it works by the detection of an object’s presence or absence in the area of interest. It does this with the help of a sensing element and actuating element, both of which collaborate to create a switching operation. The sensing element such as a coil spring detects the position of the actuator, and when the actuator is in its target position, the sensing element causes the contacts to open. The contact closure is then monitored by a control circuit.

Apart from safety applications, the 1EN8-8 can also be used for industrial applications such as door systems, locking mechanisms and alarms. This snap action switch is suitable for applications where a reliable mechanical switch is needed. It is also easy to connect using push-in or snap-on terminals.

In summary, the 1EN8-8 snap action switch is a versatile device with a simple working principle. It is suitable for various applications such as safety, door systems and locking mechanisms. It is relatively easy to connect using push-in or snap-on terminals, and it operates with a high degree of accuracy and speed.

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