1SE197

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Snap Action, Limit Switches are widely used in a variety of applications for detecting the presence of an object or a position. 1SE197 is a type of tilt switches that quickly and accurately detect the presence of an object at predetermined angles. It has a compact size, low power consumption, high reliability, quick response time and high precision.

The working principle of 1SE197 requires angle sensing at two pivot points of the switch. In its most basic form, electrical contacts close when the switch tilt alters, meaning that the angle sensor detects a certain angle and then activates the switch. The switch must first be properly calibrated with the tilt sensor before it can be used to control the operation of the application.

1SE197 can be used to detect the position of an object such as a door. When the door opens to a certain position, the 1SE197 switch is triggered and the operation of the door will be regulated. This switch can also be used in automated machines to detect the change in position or angle of a part. It can be used in machines to detect the presence of an object, movement of an object or for safety sensors.

1SE197 is also used in robotics where it is used to detect the presence of an object and the angle of the robotic arm. This type of switch is also used in motion-activated sprinklers, automated door openers, security systems and alarm systems. 1SE197 can be applied in thermostats, pressure gauges, beverage dispensers and more to detect the presence of a liquid, gas or solid material.

1SE197 is a reliable and energy-efficient switch with high precision tilt sensing technology. The 1SE197 switch is available in many different shapes and sizes, and with a variety of features that can help to customize the application. With its high-performance capabilities, the 1SE197 switch is an ideal solution for a variety of applications.

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