83862301

Series:	83862
Packaging:	Bulk
Part Status:	Obsolete
Circuit:	DPST-NO/NC
Switch Function:	On-Mom, Off-Mom
Current Rating:	6A (AC), 3A (DC)
Voltage Rating - AC:	250V
Voltage Rating - DC:	24V
Actuator Type:	Side Rotary, Roller
Mounting Type:	Chassis Mount
Termination Style:	Screw Terminal
Ingress Protection:	IP66 - Dust Tight, Water Resistant
Features:	--
Operating Force:	28gfm
Release Force:	--
Pretravel:	--
Differential Travel:	20°
Overtravel:	--
Operating Temperature:	-25°C ~ 80°C
Operating Position:	--
Electrical Life:	--
Mechanical Life:	15,000,000 Cycles

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Snap Action, Limit Switches

Snap action, limit switches are essential components in many industrial and electronic applications. They serve to provide a way to detect the presence or absence of objects within a given system and to provide feedback on this information to the controlling power source. The basic design of a snap action switch is such that a physical contact is open when the switch is not in use, and closes when an external force is applied. This type of switch has been around since the mid 1700s, and its use has steadily increased in the industrial and electronic sectors ever since. In the industrial sector, limit switches are used to detect the presence or absence of objects in any process. This can be used to manage simple movements such as lifting or lifting and locking a single object, or in more complex applications such as controlling the flow of a massive process. One of the most famous industrial applications of a snap action switch is in the automated sorting or filling of packages or pallets. In the electronic sector, snap action switches are a fundamental part of the development of logic circuits and related systems. By sending a signal when an object is detected, logic circuits can be used to control more complex operations, including music and video production. In addition, these switches can be used as a reference point to identify errors in a circuit, allowing for automatic detection and correction of such errors. The core of the snap action switch is the physical contact, which is typically metal and springs, and is activated when an external force is applied. Each metal contact is connected to an electromechanical device that is then connected to a power source. When the external force is applied, the metal contacts close and create a circuit, which sends a signal to the power source, triggering a particular action. This type of switch is relatively simple in terms of design, but is highly reliable and is well suited for many applications.Ideally, the snap action switch should be designed to activate or deactivate as quickly as possible, but with as little force applied as possible. Different models are designed to detect greater or lesser forces, allowing for greater or lesser sensitivity in the process. As a result, snap action switches can be used to manage both complex and simplistic operations, and can be used in various applications.The primary benefit of snap action switches is their ability to detect the presence of an object without requiring coordinated movement. This helps reduce the wear on the system, and allows for greater reliability of the entire process. In addition, snap action switches require considerably less energy than traditional mechanical switches, and can be used with minimal maintenance.In summary, the 83862301 application field and working principle of snap action switches make them a versatile component for many applications. Their simple design helps to ensure their durability and longevity, and their ability to detect the presence of an object without requiring coordinated movements make them particularly suited for industrial and electronic sectors.

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