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A snap action, limit switch is an electric switch which can detect the presence or absence of any object and is used to control a circuit. Snap action, limit switches are widely used in many industrial applications, including mechanical, electrical, and chemical, because of their flexibility and reliability. These types of switches are designed to actuate (or activate) when an object comes into contact with them, and then remain in the energized state until the object is removed.

The most common type of snap action, limit switch is the flipper switch. This is a double-pole, single throw switch which is actuated by pressure applied to a horizontal bar. When the bar is pressed, a flipper lever inside the switch moves, allowing current to pass through the switch. When the bar is released, the flipper lever returns to its original position, preventing the current from flowing. This type of switch is commonly used to control motors and other machinery, as well as to detect objects or levels.

There are also snap action switches which are actuated by temperature. These temperature-sensitive switches open or close when a predetermined temperature is reached, allowing the current to flow or blocking it. These types of switches are usually found in safety systems, such as smoke alarms, and in electrical and energy control systems. They are also used in manufacturing and industrial processes to control the pressure or temperature of various components.

Another type of snap action, limit switch that is becoming increasingly popular is the optical switch. These devices use either light or infrared radiation to detect objects or levels. Optical switches can be tuned to detect specific objects or levels, and they are commonly used in industrial and medical applications, such as level sensing, medical imaging, and security systems. These types of switches can be used to detect objects, liquids, and people.

Snap action, limit switches can be found in a wide range of devices, including toys, appliances, and robotics. They provide an efficient, reliable way of controlling the flow of electricity in many different devices. Furthermore, they are rugged, reliable, and cost effective, making them an ideal choice for a wide range of applications.

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