44513-1132

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Snap Action, Limit Switches have many benefits which are useful in many different applications. One of the common limit switches is the 44513-1132. It is a single pole, double throw (SPDT) snap action switch. This switch can open or close a circuit when it is actuated.

The 44513-1132 communicates a change of state in an electrical circuit when the actuator is actuated. This change of state can be used to indicate the presence or absence of an object, the passage of time, the position of an electrical component, the conversion of energy, and many other applications. The benefits of using this switch in many different applications are numerous.

Application Field

The 44513-1132 Snap Action Limit Switches are versatile and widely used in various fields. It can be used in the industrial sector such as manufacturers to indicate the position of machine components. It can also be used in plc systems to indicate the presence of a component in the cycle. It can be used to indicate when an object moves or when a pressure or temperature changes in any application. This can help automation in production processes and has been widely used in many industries.

It can also be used in commercial and residential fields. The switch can be used for controlling lights, door openers or home automation systems. It is a great solution for those who want to further secure their homes and businesses from any unwanted intrusions.

Working Principle

The 44513-1132 Snap Action Limit Switches operate using the principle of Snap Action. This means that when the actuator is actuated, the switch will leave its position (open or closed) and open or close the circuit, depending on the position of the actuator.

The internal mechanism of the Snap Action Limit Switches includes a spring, an actuator, and an inner load. When the actuator is pushed against the spring, the internal load releases, allowing the switch to snap into the desired position. This position can be either closed or open, thus allowing the circuit to start or stop working accordingly.

The actuation of the switch is also determined by how long the actuator is held against the spring. If the actuator is held for a shorter duration, the switch will open; if it is held for a longer duration, the switch will close. When the actuator is released, the spring pushes the switch into its original position.

Conclusion

The 44513-1132 Snap Action Limit Switch is a great switch for many different applications. This switch can be used in a variety of different industries and applications to indicate the position or presence of an object, the energies or pressures it may be exposed to, or even the passage of time. The switch works using the principle of Snap Action, which allows it to quickly open or close a circuit, based on the position of the actuator. This makes it a great choice for any application where a reliable and accurate switch is needed.

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