602HE1-6

Snap Action, Limit Switches

Wilson 602HE1-6 snap action limit switches are the most commonly used in the electrical industry due to their accuracy and durability. This switch has a long history in the industry, and it is still used in a variety of commercial and industrial applications.

To describe the design of the Wilson 602HE1-6 switch in simple terms, it consists of two sets of contacts: a normally open contact and a normally closed contact. When the switch is triggered, its plunger will push down on the normally open contacts to create a connection and complete a circuit, and it will open the normally closed contacts to break the circuit.

Application Field

The Wilson 602HE1-6 switch can be used in a wide variety of applications. Common uses include motor start and stop circuits, elevators and staircases, automatically powered doors and windows, heating and cooling units, industrial machines, and various other industrial applications.

Some of the other uses of this switch include controlling air conditioners, monitoring and controlling electrical currents, and performing safety functions. It is also widely used in home appliances, office machines, and other consumer products.

Working Principle

The working principle of the Wilson 602HE1-6 switch is relatively simple. As the switch is triggered, its plunger pushes down on the normally open contacts to close the connection, activating the circuit and completing it. This same plunger will also open the normally closed contacts, thus breaking the circuit.

The switch is designed to actuate at a certain level, meaning that the plunger only need to be pushed a certain amount before it triggers the switch. This ensures a consistent and reliable operation, which is why the Wilson 602HE1-6 is so popular in the industry.

Conclusion

The Wilson 602HE1-6 is one of the most widely used switch types in the electrical industry. This reliable, durable, and accurate switch is used in a wide variety of commercial and industrial applications, ranging from motor start and stop circuits to controlling home appliances. The switch is designed to actuate at a certain level and contains two sets of contacts: a normally open contact and a normally closed contact.