622EN31-6

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Snap action switches are mechanical switches used to control circuits. They are used in a variety of applications, including measuring tools, pumps and motors, and HVAC systems. The 622EN31-6 snap action switch is a single-pole, double-throw (SPDT) switch. It is designed to control up to 250V AC or 120V DC circuits with a current rating of 18A.

The 622EN31-6 snap action switch works by using a plunger-operated mechanism. When the actuator is pressed or released, a spring-loaded plunger contacts the base or the armature, causing the switch to open or close the circuit. This action is known as a “snap” because it happens very quickly. The switch also has a feature called a “center-off” position which keeps the contacts open when the switch is in the center position.

The 622EN31-6 snap action switch is commonly used in applications that require momentary action, such as push button control or limit switches. It is also used in industrial and consumer applications, including appliances, vending machines, control panels and security systems.

The 622EN31-6 snap action switch has many advantages over other types of switches. It is easier to install than standard switches and is less prone to wear and tear. It is also more reliable and is less likely to fail over time.

In addition to its use as a limit switch, the 622EN31-6 snap action switch can also be used in a variety of other applications. It can be used to control electric motors, as a limit switch on electric shutters, and as a protective switch. It can also be used to control lights and other electrical loads.

The 622EN31-6 snap action switch is a reliable and durable switch, making it a popular choice for a variety of industrial and consumer applications. Its simple design makes it easy to install and maintain, while its snap action makes it reliable and long-lasting.

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