21EN13

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Snap action, limit switches are often used for machine control and process control applications to detect the presence or absence of a particular object, to select one of two alternatives or objects, or to detect the presence or absence of a particular switch. 21EN13 is a type of Snap action,limit switch widely used in many industrial applications. This article will explain the application field and working principle of 21EN13.

21EN13 has many advantages that make it suitable for many industrial applications. It is designed with a compact body and a reliable, compact and reliable mechanism, making it easy to integrate into different environments. The switch also features a strong and sealed construction to ensure reliable operation and durability. The switch is also designed to provide reliable and consistent operation, even in harsh environmental conditions.

The main application field of 21EN13 is in controlling electrically operated machines. The switch operates by detecting the presence or absence of a particular switch or object in its vicinity. When the switch detects the presence or absence of an object, it transmits an electrical signal to a receiving device or an electromechanical device. The receiving device then proceeds to activate a particular action. Common applications for the switch include controlling a motor, regulating the speed of a machine, and controlling a conveyor or other process equipment.

In terms of its working principle, 21EN13 is a type of snap-action limit switch. A snap-action limit switch operates by detecting the presence or absence of an object in its vicinity. In order for the switch to work, the object has to come into contact with the actuator of the switch, which is placed inside the switch body. As the object makes contact, the snap action of the switch is triggered and the switch is engaged with the contacts. When the switch is engaged, the switch opens or closes a circuit, depending on the position of the switch. This will then cause the receiver to activate a particular action.

Apart from controlling electrically operated machines, 21EN13 is also used in many other industrial applications. It is suitable for controlling temperature and pressure, water flow, and opening and closing of valves. 21EN13 is also commonly used for detecting the presence or absence of an object in a particular location, such as a button or lever, and for select one of two alternatives or objects. The switch is also used to detect the presence or absence of a particular switch or object in its vicinity.

To summarize the main applications of 21EN13 and its working principle, the switch is mainly used in industrial applications to detect the presence or absence of an object in its vicinity. The switch operates by detecting the presence or absence of an object in its vicinity, and when the object makes contact with the actuator, the snap action of the switch is triggered, which causes the switch to open or close a circuit. The switch is also used to detect the presence or absence of a particular switch or object in its vicinity, for controlling the speed of a machine, and for selecting one of two alternatives or objects.

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