83722007

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Snap action switches or limit switches are typically electromechanical devices that are used to detect the presence or absence of an object; typically, they are developed as sensing instruments for automated systems. These switches are based on a long-established principle of using a mechanical arm or plunger in combination with a spring. When the object being detected is present, the plunger is depressed, while the spring exerts a force that reacts against the plunger and pushes it back.

The 83722007 is a type of limit switch in the 837 family developed by Honeywell. This product is actively used in various industries and applications, covering the aerospace, industrial, and manufacturing sectors. This model is known for its highly reliable performance, fast response, and long lifetime.

At the center of the 83722007 model is a reed switch; a metal electrical contact that is highly resistant to wear and is consistently reliable. A permanent magnet is also in place to enable the switch to detect the presence of metal objects. The metal object activates the magnet and closes the reed switch, thereby activating the 83722007.

The 83722007 also features a control circuit, which is designed to attract metal pieces that are within its operational area. The magnetic strength of the control circuit is adjustable, allowing the switch to detect the presence of target objects within a certain distance or range. This feature enables the switch to accurately identify the specific object being tracked and to detect movements that occur over a certain period.

In terms of its working principle, the 83722007 model is designed to detect the changes in magnetic fields as metal objects move through its operational area. As the object approaches the switch, the magnetic field causes the reed switch to close, activating its control circuit. The control circuit then activates the switch, snapping it into its “on” position. When the metal object leaves the switch, the reed switch opens again and the switch turns off, restoring the original state.

The 83722007 model is widely used in many industries due to its reliable performance in identifying target objects and movements. It is often used in robotic applications as part of automation systems for precise monitoring of target objects. The switch is also used in aerospace systems, industrial settings, and manufacturing processes, as it is able to provide precise tracking of high-speed objects and metals without any need for contact.

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