831090C2.VL

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Snap action, limit switches are used to indicate the presence of an object or event. There are two types of snap action, limit switches, mechanical and electrical. The 831090C2.VL is an electrical type snap action limit switch.

The 831090C2.VL snap action limit switch has many uses. It can be used in a variety of commercial, industrial, and manufacturing applications. For example, it can be used to detect the level of liquids in tanks, to make sure components are in the correct position, or to act as a limit switch in robots. It is also commonly used in medical and laboratory equipment.

The 831090C2.VL snap action limit switch consists of an electrical contact, a mechanical arm, and a bracket. When an object or event is detected, the electrical contact is triggered, activating the mechanical arm. The mechanical arm is then moved by the bracket, creating an open or closed electrical circuit.

In order to ensure that the 831090C2.VL works as intended, it must be installed correctly. Generally, installation involves positioning the bracket so that the mechanical arm will be properly triggered when the object or event occurs. The electrical contacts must also be connected to the appropriate wiring terminals.

Once installed, the 831090C2.VL is reliable and effective. It provides accurate and reliable readings, even at high speeds and under heavy loads. Additionally, it is designed to withstand temperatures ranging from -20 to 85 degrees Celsius, making it suitable for a wide range of applications. It is also RoHS compliant and CE certified.

The 831090C2.VL is a versatile and reliable electrical snap action limit switch. It is suitable for a variety of applications, including those that require accurate and reliable readings. It is also easy to install and is designed to withstand a wide range of temperatures.

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