924CE1-S20

Snap Action, Limit Switches

The 924CE1-S20 is a snap action switch that can be used in a variety of applications. It is a single pole double throw (SPDT) switch with an actuator and has two stationary contacts. The switch can be used to perform single-pole, double-pole, and multi-pole switching operations. It can also be used in limit switch applications, such as with limit switches used on conveyor belts, safety switches on elevators, and various other safety applications.

Application Field

The 924CE1-S20 has a variety of applications, including limit switch applications. Limit switches can be used in a variety of ways to detect the position of a moving object or to control the movement of a device. In these applications, the switch is usually connected to a circuit, which monitors the movement of the object, and triggers a signal when the object reaches a predetermined limit. Limit switches can also be used to detect the presence of an object, such as in safety applications such as on elevators.

In addition to limit switch applications, the 924CE1-S20 switch can be used for various other applications, such as for controlling the operation of electrical circuits, controlling the operation of motors, and for various other switching operations. It can also be used for industrial automation applications.

Working Principle

The 924CE1-S20 switch is a snap-action switch, meaning that it is designed to switch on and off rapidly. When the actuator is pushed or pulled, the contacts inside the switch move quickly, completing or opening the circuit. The 924CE1-S20 switch has a built-in mechanism that allows it to snap back when the actuator is released, therefore quickly resetting the switch back to its original position.

In limit switch applications, the switch will close when the movement of the object activates the actuator. This can be done in a variety of ways, depending on the application. For example, limit switches are commonly used in conveyor belt applications, and the switch will close when the belt reaches a certain point. In this type of application, the actuator is usually a roller arm which is connected to the belt and will move when the belt reaches the limit.

In other limit switch applications, such as on elevators, the switch is usually connected to a safety device, and is designed to close when the safety device is triggered. This is done to prevent the elevator from continuing its journey if the safety device is triggered.

Conclusion

The 924CE1-S20 is a snap action switch that can be used in a variety of applications, including limit switch applications. The switch is typically connected to a circuit which activates when the object or device reaches a predetermined limit. In some applications, such as in safety applications on elevators, the switch is also connected to a safety device. The 924CE1-S20 switch is designed to switch on and off rapidly, and it has a built-in mechanism that allows it to snap back into its original position when the actuator is released.