831613C3.AB

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Snap Action, Limit Switches

Snap action, limit switches are electronic switches which require a physical force to operate, such as a spring-loaded, lever-activated switch. They are designed to react quickly when external forces are applied and are generally used as components in various types of control systems. They are often used to control the movement of a machine, such as an industrial hoist or an automated robotic arm. The 831613C3.AB is a general purpose switch which is commonly used in a variety of applications.

Application Field

The 831613C3.AB snap action, limit switch is used in a variety of different applications, including controlling electrical circuits, as well as controlling the movement of industrial machines and robotic arms. This switch is typically used in automated manufacturing processes and other industrial environments. It also has the ability to function in extreme temperatures ranging from -4F to +122F, making it suitable for applications in more extreme temperature ranges.

Working Principle

When the 831613C3.AB is activated, a plunger arm is pushed down by the user, activating an internal switch. This switch then sends a signal to an external device, such as a control system. The external device then sends a signal to an actuator which carries out the desired action. This action could be turning on or off an electrical circuit, as well as controlling the speed or direction of a motor. The switch is designed to reduce latency time, meaning that the signal is sent extremely quickly and the desired action is carried out with minimal delay.

Conclusion

The 831613C3.AB is a general purpose, snap action, limit switch designed for a variety of applications. It has the ability to send quick signals to control systems and is suitable for temperatures ranging from -4F to +122F. This switch is well-suited for industrial automation processes, as well as more extreme temperature applications.

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