914CE2-15

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Snap Action, Limit Switches are highly versatile electromechanical devices used to automate industrial equipment and machinery by sensing electrical signals. The 914CE2-15 is a type of snap action, limit switch commonly found in a variety of applications.

The 914CE2-15 is ideal for applications with its long life and low-cost operation. It has low operational stress and its low-profile design enables easy installation and operation in confined spaces. With a wide range of operating temperatures and a highly durable construction, the 914CE2-15 is a reliable and cost-effective solution for industrial automation.

The 914CE2-15 is designed to generate electrical signals when its lever arm is actuated in either the up or down position. This can help automate machines and equipment in industrial settings. When the lever arm is actuated, the 914CE2-15 opens or closes an electrical circuit, but can also remain in its original position if the lever arm is not actuated.

The 914CE2-15 functions as a snap action, limit switch, meaning it is designed to sense whether a lever is pushed up or down, and will then generate an electrical signal accordingly. This electrical signal can be used to automate machinery or equipment. It is ideal for controlling motorized equipment such as conveyor belts, as well as automated parts feeding equipment and robotic arms.

The working principle of the 914CE2-15 is simple yet effective. When the lever arm is actuated, the central actuator pin presses against the switch’s internal spring, causing the switch to either open or close the electrical circuit it is connected to. This will then cause the switch to send out an electrical signal, if necessary.

The 914CE2-15 is a robust and reliable switch, and its low-profile design enables easy installation and operation in confined spaces. With a wide range of operating temperatures and durable construction, it is an ideal limit switch for use in industrial automation applications, such as controlling motorized equipment and automated parts feeders.

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