83160115

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Snap Action, Limit Switches are devices that can detect limits and have been widely used in countless fields. In this article, we will delve into the application field and working principle of an excellent limit switch model, Model 83160115.

Applications

Model 83160115 is mainly used in machinery control, sensor applications, safety systems, a variety of automated equipment, etc. The most common applications include automotive industry, amusement parks, recreational facilities, sports and fitness equipment, pumping and irrigation, surveillance services, industrial machinery, etc.

The switch can be fitted onto pneumatic or electric motors that control the movement of a machine and it can be used to detect the limits of the motion. Additionally, it can be used on medical machines to limit the speed or position of the machine, to monitor its movements, or detect the existence of an object. In amusement parks, this switch can be used to detect the physical position of a rollercoaster, ensuring the safety of the passengers.

Moreover, Model 83160115 is also perfect for mechanical engineering and application in chemical industries, where it can be used to detect the presence of hazardous substances like temperature, pressure, and humidity. It can also be used in surveillance services to detect unauthorized access.

Working Principle

Model 83160115 is an electrical limit switch. It works based on the principle of electromechanical conversion. The switch consists of an actuator, which can be triggered by an external mechanical force. When the actuator is activated by the external force, it will send an electric signal to the switch to activate or deactivate its operation.

Inside the switch, a plunger is connected to a pair of electric contacts. When the plunger is extended, the electric contacts are in contact and a signal is sent to the switch. As soon as the actuator triggers the switch, the contacts are separated, and the electric signal is cut off.

Aside from the electric contacts, Model 83160115 also contains two sensing elements, a sensing magnet and a sensing arm. The sensing magnet is used to detect the presence of a magnet and triggers the switch when it is in range. Meanwhile, the sensing arm detects the physical position of the switch, thus controlling its operation.

Conclusion

Model 83160115 is an excellent example of a snap action and limit switch. Thanks to its precise construction, this switch can be used in a variety of applications in the automotive, amusement, surveillance, and industrial industries. It works based on the principle of electromechanical conversion, triggered by an external mechanical force or sensing magnet. With its versatile usage and precise construction, Model 83160115 is sure to meet your switch requirements.

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