2ML1

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Snap Action, Limit Switches are widely used in various fields for safety and automation. 2ML1 which is a type of limt switch widely used in automation industry is an ideal choicefor applications that require timed or manual operations and long life cycles. This article will provide an overview of 2ML1 and explain its application field and working principle.

The 2ML1 switch is a mechanical-type limit switch that is specially designed to control, detect, and protect computerized equipments and operations. This switch is mainly composed of a contact arm, lever and actuator, and is equipped with internal limit elements. It has good sealing performance, dust-proof and waterproof characteristics, and high temperature resistance.

2ML1 limit switch is commonly used in the field of machinery, lighting and electrical equipment. In machinery, it can be used as a control device for position control, direction identification, and movement acceleration. In lighting and electrical equipment, it can be used to control the switches of fans, lights, lifts and other devices. In addition, it can also be used for detection and protection of certain system faults.

The working principle of the 2ML1 limit switch is based on the contact arm of the switch being connected to a lever, which is connected to an actuator. The actuator, in turn, is connected to the limit element inside the switch. When the switch is triggered, the contact arm will move and push the actuator and the limit element. When the limit element is pushed to a certain extent, it will activate the switch and the corresponding circuit will be closed.

In conclusion, the 2ML1 limit switch is a reliable and efficient device which is widely used in automation, machinery, lighting and electrical equipment. Its working principle is based on a contact arm connected to a lever which is then connected to an actuator that is connected to the limit element. Upon activation, the limit element will close the circuit and complete the intended action.

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