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Snap Action, Limit Switches

2LS1 is a low-cost limit switch developed by a Japanese manufacturer. It has become a popular choice for applications requiring an easy-to-use, reliable, high-accuracy switch.

The 2LS1 has a number of application fields, including automotive, industrial, medical, retail and more. It can be used as a position switch, a door opener, a door stop, a window shutter and more.

2LS1 Working Principle

The 2LS1 limit switch operates on a principle of a snap action mechanism. It has two contact points set to act as a switch. When either of the contact points make contact with something, a small internal electrical current is generated that closes the switch.

The design of the switch is such that the contact points have to be pressed down with a certain force in order to close the switch. This ensures that the switch only operates when necessary, preventing false activations.

2LS1 Advantages

• Low-cost
• Easy to install
• High-accuracy
• Reliable
• Can be used for a variety of applications

2LS1 Disadvantages

The 2LS1 limit switch is not without its drawbacks. One downside of the switch is that it is not able to withstand extreme temperatures and high levels of vibration. This can be a problem if the switch is used in an application where these conditions are common.

The switch also is not able to detect the slightest amount of movement. This means that the switch may need to be opened and closed at different intervals in order to detect a change in position.

Conclusion

The 2LS1 limit switch is a low-cost, easy-to-use switch with a number of applications. It operates on a snap action mechanism with two contact points that close the switch when pressed. The switch has a number of advantages, including being low-cost and easy to install, but it is not able to withstand extreme temperatures and high levels of vibration.

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