83264824

Snap Action, Limit Switches

Snap action and limit switches are electromechanical devices used to control the electrical power delivered to certain components. They provide a way to shut off the flow of current in the event of an emergency. In addition, they can be used to provide feedback concerning the status of other circuits or processes in the system. The 83264824 is a limit switch with a unique design, combining the power and reliability of mechanical switching with the ease of electronic control.

Application Field

The 83264824 is a compact, double-pole switch designed for use in commercial and industrial applications. With a wide range of applications, from controlling motors to switching power supplies, it is a reliable choice for all of your switching needs. The dual-pole design allows for additional control points, giving it the flexibility to suit a variety of applications. It can also be integrated with other devices, such as sensors and relays, allowing the switch to monitor and control several different components of your system.

Working Principle

The 83264824 operates on the principle of a snap-action mechanism. When a preset current or voltage is reached, the switch is tripped and the specified action is completed. This switch is also designed to operate over a wide voltage range, from 9V up to 24V. The spring-loaded armature, combined with the switching mechanism, provides a reliable means of rapid switching. The switch has two contact configurations: normally closed and normally open. In the normally closed position, the switch turns on automatically when the set current or voltage is reached; in the normally open position, the switch turns off when the set value is reached.

Main Benefits

The 83264824 is a reliable and robust switch suitable for a wide range of applications in commercial and industrial settings. Its snap-action mechanism ensures quick response and accurate control, making it an ideal choice in environments where safety and responsiveness are paramount. The wide range of voltages allows the switch to be used in a variety of applications, and the dual-pole design provides additional control options. The use of a low-voltage power source also makes the switch economical to operate, saving you money in the long run.