21EN360

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Snap action, limit switches are a type of electromechanical switch that has an actuator mechanically linked to a set of contacts. They are often used for motor overload protection, motor over-temperature protection, machine and equipment protection, as well as for indicates, logic, and control elements in automation and robotics.

The 21EN360 is a series of limit switches from Industrial Controls Corporation (ICC). It is a heavy-duty and reliable limit switch, which can be used in various applications including steel and mining, wood, marine, pharmaceuticals, automotive and automotive machine shops, robotics, and many more. The switch offers several advantages, such as long life and consistently reliable operation. The switch is designed to provide a robust, long-lasting, and reliable way of controlling and monitoring motors, machine tools, and other industrial equipment.

The 21EN360 limit switches use a variety of sensing elements, such as proximity and force switches, which are used to provide an effective and reliable way of controlling and monitoring motors. The switch can be installed in a variety of ways and can be configured to operate on anything from simple open-close logic, to complex logic operations. There are several types of sensing elements available for use with the 21EN360, such as:

• Mechanical switches
• Non-contact switches
• Optical switches
• Fiber optic switches
• Inductive switches
• Capacitive switches

The mechanical switch uses a plunger or lever to detect the actuator position and will activate the switch when the plunger or lever moves away from its home position. The non-contact switch uses the principle of capacitance or inductance to detect the presence of an object. When the object is detected, it activates the switch. Optical switches make use of a light source and a light detector to detect the presence of the object. Fiber optic switches detect the presence of an object by sensing the modulation of a light beam. The inductive switch detects the presence of an object by generating a magnetic field and detecting changes in the magnetic field when the object is detected. The capacitive switch uses an electrical field to detect the presence of an object.

The 21EN360 switches are designed to be fail-safe and are designed to detect and protect machines, motors, and other industrial equipment. The switch can easily be configured to any application using its plug-and-go design. The switch is designed to be suitable for most environments and can operate in a wide variety of temperatures, ranging from -40 to +85 degrees Celsius. It is also designed to be resistant to shock, vibration, and hazardous chemicals.

The 21EN360 is a reliable, efficient, and economical switch that can be used in a variety of applications. The switch is easy to install and configure and can provide reliable, trouble-free performance for a long time. The switch is also designed to be resistant to shock, vibration, and hazardous chemicals. The 21EN360 is a great choice for motor overload protection, motor over-temperature protection, machine and equipment protection, as well as for logic and control elements in automation and robotics.

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