83240014

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Snap action and limit switches are used in a wide variety of applications. This article examines the application field and working principle of the 83240014 model switch.

Applications

Snap action switches are highly reliable and used for a wide range of differential pressure, temperature, flow, and position controlling applications. They are commonly used in the agricultural, automotive, gas-fired, and HVAC industries. The 83240014 model in particular is well-suited for use in building management systems and industrial control systems.

The general function of snap action switches is to control on-off commands to open or close electric circuits. It can be used on electrical systems, motors, and pumps. In addition, the snap action switch can be used to indicate alarm signals, control inrush current and monitor temperatures.

Structure

This switch is a single pole, normally open or SPDT (Single Pole, Double Throw) selectable switch housed in a compact, robust polycarbonate case. The switch can make or break a circuit when a certain pressure or force is applied. The 83240014 switch features a sensitive plunger cap and pivoting action of its switching element to provide a fast response and consistent operation. The plunger mechanism is designed to provide a smooth return-to-center action over a long period of time.

Working Principle

The switch’s operation is based on the principle of a pivoting action. When pressure or force is applied to the switch’s plunger, the pivoting action pushes the switch’s points inward, completing an electric circuit. When the pressure or force is removed, the switch’s points snap back to its original position, breaking the circuit.

The force or pressure necessary to switch the switch on or off varies with the switch’s construction, size, and design. For example, the 83240014 switch is designed for low force operation, requiring only a few grams of switch force to switch the switch on. The switch also features a reset-to-center mechanism that allows it to return to its original position after contact.

Conclusion

The 83240014 snap action switch is designed for a wide range of applications. It features a robust, compact construction, sensitive plunger cap, and pivoting action that provide fast response and consistent operation. The switch’s working principle is based on the principle of a pivoting action. The force or pressure needed to switch the switch on or off varies with the switch’s construction, size, and design.

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