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A snap action limit switch, also known as roller lever switch, is an electromechanical device used to control and limit the motion of a device. A snap action switch is a type of switch that is capable of generating an output signal once it is activated by a set amount of force. The snap action switch is an incredibly reliable and resilient component, with a wide range of applications in many industries. This article will provide an overview of 83881120 snap action limit switch and its working principle.

There are many applications of the 83881120 snap action switch, such as automation, control systems, and industrial equipment. The switch has multiple uses in the automation industry, with applications including the control of power source, manual control of process variables, controlling the speed of machinery, and controlling the direction and speed of an existing motor. In addition to this, the switch can also be used to control the operation of a machine, such as a conveyor belt, and manual or autonomous movement of an object.

The 83881120 snap action switch is also a popular choice for industrial applications, such as pressure control, temperature control, door open/close control and security. This switch can also be used for safety purposes, such as emergency stop management and emergency exit control. Another application of the 83881120 switch is in temperature control systems, as it can be used to limit the temperature of devices. It can also be used to limit the flow of air, water and gas in air conditioning and heating systems.

The 83881120 switch has also found applications in the medical industry, where it is used for medical protocols, such as patient transfer and the development of new medical procedures. It can also be used to control the operation of a laser and the intensity of light used in specific operations. Finally, it can be used to control the charging and discharging of rechargeable batteries.

The working principle of the 83881120 switch is based on the principles of electrical energy. When the switch is activated, the electrical energy is converted into mechanical energy and is then used to move the switch. This switch is commonly activated by a push button, but can also be activated by a pressure plate or an optoelectronic device. The motion of the switch is based on the force that is applied to it, and can be configured to open and close at different thresholds.

Once the switch is activated, the process of opening and closing the switch is based on the current draw. The switch will remain open until the current draw reaches its limit, and then the switch will close. The maximum current draw that is feasible depends on the particular application of the switch, as well as the material from which it is made.