831700A1.0

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Snap action, limit switches are switches that are designed to be used in applications which demand a low operating force and reliable, closed or open circuit switching action. Snap action switches operate quickly and require little effort to activate. They can be used to produce a definite "click" as the contacts open or close. They are normally used as part of a control circuit in larger systems. The 831700A1.0 is a type of snap action, limit switch.

The 831700A1.0 is designed to be a highly reliable, yet an economically priced snap action switch. The switch has an electrical rating of 250 Vac and a mechanical life of500,000 cycles or more. It is available in either a momentary or alternate action (on-off). This snap action limit switch is sealed to provide long life and protection from dust and moisture.

The most common applications for the 831700A1.0 snap action switch include door or drawer openings, safety-style cover and access doors, electronic equipment enclosures, and various other limit switches. This switch can be used in situations where it is important to know when a mechanical door or switch has been activated. It can be used to open or close a circuit when a certain limit is reached. It can also be used in systems control applications, where it may be necessary to know when a certain event has occurred.

The 831700A1.0 is a single-pole single-throw (SPST) switch with a button, plunger, flipper, or other actuator. It is designed to operate with a minimum actuating travel and a maximum of 1.3 mm. When the actuating travel is reached, it will cause the internal contact to open or close, depending on the application. The tour size for this switch is 12.7mm. This type of switch is commonly used in domestic and industrial applications, such as machines, automotive, home appliances, and many others.

The working principle of the 831700A1.0 snap action switch is relatively simple. When the externally applied force reaches a certain level, the switch actuates and the contact closes. When the force is removed, the contact will open. The contact must move a predetermined amount before it is actuated, usually 0.5 to 1.3mm. This small gap ensures that the switch is not actuated by any incidental vibration, such as caused by machines or motors nearby.

In order to ensure that the snap action switch operates as expected it is important to check the switch for proper installation and functioning. The contacts should be free from dirt or foreign contaminants and must move freely from open to closed. The switch must be rated for the intended application and must be properly actuated in order to ensure that it works correctly.

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