831704C3.FL

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Snap Action, Limit Switches are widely used as interlock switches for precise control positioning systems, such as press machines and stamping equipment. They are also used for automation of industrial machines and for detecting the limit positions of electrical actuators.

The 831704C3.FL is a high-performance snap action, limit switch from the 8317 series from E-T-A. It has a compact design, small outside dimensions and is fully sealed. The switch body is made of anodized aluminum and comes with a plastic lever and snap disk.

The 831704C3.FL has a single-pole, double-throw (SPDT) configuration. The contacts are normally open and close when the lever is pressed in and the switch is actuated. The switch has a maximum current rating of 10W at 250 V ac. It is rated for up to 2 million operations.

The 831704C3.FL is designed to be used in applications where precise limits or positions need to be maintained for accurate control. This can include mechanical operations in industrial machines, such as presses, punches and cutters, as well as positioning actuators and lifts.

The working principle of the 831704C3.FL is relatively straightforward. When the switch is actuated by pressing in the lever, the contact is closed and an electrical circuit is completed. This tells the required system that a specific point has been reached and the correct action should be taken. This facilitates operation of complex machines and allows for precise control of mechanical and electrical operations.

The 831704C3.FL is a versatile and reliable switch that is suitable for a variety of applications. Its sealed design allows for operation in a wide range of environmental conditions and its SPDT configuration and durable construction ensure a long service life. This makes it an ideal switch for industries needing precise control and accurate positioning systems.

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