91MCE28-S5

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Snap action, limit switches are electromechanical devices that detect the presence of an object or limit the movement of machinery. When an object is detected or a limit is reached, the switch will activate, opening or closing an electrical contact. 91MCE28-S5 are these kind of switches from MICRO-EPSILON, and they are widely used in various applications around the world.

The MCE28-S5 snap action, limit switch is categorised as a ‘self-locking’ device and is designed so that once the switch is activated, the contact remains in the open or closed position until reset by mechanical means. This makes them ideal for applications where a position needs to be constantly monitored and reactions to a change in a position need to be rapid and consistent.

The design of the MCE28-S5 enables it to be used in a variety of applications with different environmental conditions. Its UV resistant and corrosion-resistant black insulation casing protects it from the elements and makes it able to withstand vibrations. Additionally, its IP65 protection class ensures it works in all weather conditions.

At the heart of the MCE28-S5 sit two sets of contacts, which are mechanically linked and have a short working stroke. Together, these components form a ‘snap action’ that is triggered by an external force, either through physical contact or by magnetic attraction. This type of switch is fast and reliable with a contact life of up to 100 million operations.

As with standard limit switches, the MCE28-S5 is used in most industrial applications to detect objects, measure distances, count materials and control motors. It is also used to monitor safety conditions and safety devices and generally provides an economical and efficient switch solution.

For more information on how to integrate the MCE28-S5 into your system, please contact a representative of MICRO-EPSILON.

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