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Snap action switches are electromechanical devices used when a customer needs to control or monitor a mechanical system. They react to an external force or control, such as the opening or closing of a door or the rotation of a handle. When a given trigger level is reached, the lever inside the switch is activated, changing its electrical state from one of high resistance to one of low resistance, or vice versa. This allows for signals to be sent and received, allowing the user to control or monitor the system.

A limit switch is an electromechanical device used to define a specific distance within a system. It also allows for an external factor to be measured, such as a temperature or pressure measurement. The limit switch consists of a lever, which is connected to two contacts. When the trigger level is reached, the lever is activated, causing the contacts to open or close. This allows for signals to be sent and received, indicating the specified distance has been reached or that the external factor has changed.

The 83279809 application field and working principle provide a variety of uses for snap action switches and limit switches. These devices can be used to automate or monitor mechanical systems, such as the opening or closing of doors, and can be used to measure external factors such as temperature or pressure. Snap action switches and limit switches provide a reliable, cost effective solution for any number of applications.