25EN57-6

Snap Action, Limit Switches

25EN57-6 Snap action, Limit Switches are a reliable and versatile type of switch designed for a wide range of electrical applications. They are available in a variety of styles, from simple tactile-action "push-button" switches to elaborate, sensor driven industrial control systems. The 25EN57-6 Snap action, Limit Switches are designed to be compact and rugged, providing long-term performance in harsh industrial environments.

Application Field

The 25EN57-6 Snap action, Limit Switches are designed to be used in a variety of industrial and commercial applications. They can be used in a variety of settings, including machine shops, manufacturing plants, instrumentation systems, and medical/biomedical applications. They are also well-suited for use in household appliances and electronic equipment.

The 25EN57-6 Snap action, Limit Switches are commonly used in motor control systems. They can be used to control the starting and stopping of motors, as well as to monitor the speed and direction of the motor. In addition, they can be used to activate alarms, activate safety systems, and start or stop other machines or equipment.

The 25EN57-6 Snap action, Limit Switches are also used in automated control and monitoring systems. They are able to detect pressure, temperature, and other physical parameters, and can be used to activate alarm systems or shut down equipment as necessary. In addition, they can be used to enable automated feedback systems to respond to changes in the environment.

Working Principle

The 25EN57-6 Snap action, Limit Switches are actuated by a mechanical, or physical, force. When the force reaches a certain level, the switch will "snap" into place, creating an electrical connection. The force required to activate the switch can be adjusted, allowing the switch to be activated by relatively light pressures or heavy tensions.

The 25EN57-6 Snap action, Limit Switches are typically constructed of a resilient plastic actuator, a metal base, and a metal plunger. The plunger moves along the length of the metal base when the actuator is pressed. When the plunger reaches the end of the metal base, it causes a mechanical contact (an “upper limit”) to be made inside the switch, which in turn causes an electrical connection to be made.

The 25EN57-6 Snap action, Limit Switches also have a metal lower limit contact. When the plunger reaches this lower limit, it moves in the opposite direction, whichbreaks the electrical connection again. In this way, the switch can turn devices on and off or can monitor different levels of force within a system.

The 25EN57-6 Snap action, Limit Switches are designed to be durable and reliable. They can be used in extreme temperatures and environments, and are resistant to corrosion, dust, vibration, and shock. All models are UL/CSA/CE approved, and are rated for a maximum current of 10 Amps.