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Ingress Protection:	--
Mechanical Life:	1,000,000 Cycles
Electrical Life:	--
Operating Position:	0.606" (15.4mm)
Operating Temperature:	-20°C ~ 125°C
Overtravel:	0.045" (1.1mm)
Differential Travel:	0.016" (0.4mm)
Pretravel:	--
Release Force:	51gf
Operating Force:	204gf
Features:	--
Series:	V3D
Termination Style:	RAST 5 Tab - 0.250" (6.3mm)
Mounting Type:	Chassis Mount
Actuator Type:	Lever, Straight
Voltage Rating - AC:	250V
Current Rating:	20A (AC)
Switch Function:	Off-Mom
Circuit:	SPST-NO
Part Status:	Active
Packaging:	Bulk

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Snap Action, Limit Switches
Snap action switches are a type of electromechanical switch that, when triggered, snap from one position to another. This snap-action movement is commonly used in a variety of applications, including limit switches, mechanical relays, and other switches. In the context of limit switches, snap action switches are used to detect physical presence or physical contact in a given environment. This article examines the application fields and working principles of snap action limit switches.Snap action limit switches are commonly used in industrial, commercial, and home applications. In industrial settings, they are usually employed as external contacts or proximity detectors. For example, they can be used to open or close valves, activate industrial machines, or detect the presence or absence of objects or substances in areas such as pipelines or tanks. The versatility of limit switches lies in their ability to work in both wet and dry environments, as well as with a wide variety of materials, including glass, metal, wood, and plastic.At the heart of snap action limit switches is a sensing element known as a linkage system. This system works in conjunction with the actuator, which is a mechanical device used to sense physical contact and, in turn, initiate the switch. Depending on the application and the nature of the switch, the linkage system and actuator may take on various forms. For instance, they may be integrated into a specialized structure known as a snap-action switch, or they may be housed separately in a single unit, such as a key-operated switch.When activated, the actuator creates a downward pressure force that “snaps” the switch into the desired position. As the switch moves to a new position, the linkage system senses the movement and, in turn, triggers a switching operation. In addition to the actuator, the linkage system also includes other components such as roller cams, crossheads, and link bars. All of these components help to create a system that is robust and highly reliable.Snap action limit switches come in both standard and custom configurations. Standard configurations typically include two basic groups of components: the actuator housing and the linkage system components. These components are connected to a single wire that leads to the switch contact. When the switch contact is closed, it completes the electrical circuit, and the device is activated. In custom configurations, the actuator housing and linkage components may vary, depending on the application and size requirements of the switch.Overall, snap action limit switches offer a wide range of uses in a wide range of environments. They are used to detect the presence or absence of objects or substances, open or close valves, and initiate mechanical operations. In addition, they offer a robust and reliable design that is easy to install and maintain. With their versatile design, they are a perfect solution for any application requiring an effective and reliable switch.

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