A831700C1.0

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Snap action, limit switches are pivotal components that are used in machines and automation systems with a variety of applications. The A831700C1.0 snap-action limit switch is a reliable and simple component designed to provide precise feedback signal when triggered by a user-defined direction. It consists of a preset contact disc, a permanent magnet and a lever arm with a specific leverage ratio, which gives it its compact size.

The A831700C1.0 is equipped with two pole balance contacts that allow the user to control an increased number of contact points. It is defined by standard requirements and the snap action, limit switch is rated for an ambient operating temperature range between -25°C and +85°C, and for an operational voltage of up to 250V.

The A831700C1.0 snap-action limit switch has various applications including industrial control, home appliances, automotive, machines and automation systems, robotics and electronic devices, and entertainment systems.

In terms of working principle, the A831700C1.0 snap-action limit switch functions as a two-pole switch and the user-defined direction triggers the action of the lever arm which actuates the permanent magnet. This movement forces the preset contact disc to close the connecting contacts and trigger the signal to the connected device.

This two-pole switch is built using high-performance materials which enable it to deliver a robust switching action with high accuracy and reliable performance. Additionally, it is resistant to corrosion and other environmental factors, making it suitable for use in damp and humid conditions.

In conclusion, the A831700C1.0 is a stable and reliable snap-action limit switch suitable for various applications and operating conditions. It is easy to install and maintain, and its compact size makes it a perfect choice for applications requiring a space-effective design.

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