ABV1610613

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Snap-action, limit switches are electromechanical instruments used for detecting presence or absence of a particular parameter. The ABV1610613 type of snap-action, limit switch is a device used for triggering a remote component when a certain parameter exceeds a set threshold. It is typically used in safety and protective circuits and is often referred to as a safety switch.

The ABV1610613 snap-action, limit switch is a microswitch, which is actuated by a very small amount of force, in the form of a push rod. When the push rod is depressed by the force of the parameter being sensed, it mechanically actuates the switch, triggering a remote component.

The force or parameter detected by the ABV1610613 snap-action, limit switch can be any of the following: pressure, temperature, weight, tilt, force or vibration. Once triggered, the switch will remain in the actuated state until physically reset.

The ABV1610613\'s microswitch is designed to provide a long life with a low actuation force, allowing the switch to remain operable even in harsh environments. Its features include adjustable spindle length and adjustable contact pressure, as well as mechanical adjustments for bounce-free operation and hysteresis adjustment for fine tuning of trip/release points.

The ABV1610613 is typically used as a safety switch in applications requiring the remote triggering of an external component. This could be anything from the triggering of an alarm system to the triggering of a solenoid valve. The ABV1610613 can also be used to actuate an external device such as a motorized gate or door-opener.

The ABV1610613 snap-action, limit switch is a versatile and reliable device, designed to provide accurate switching over a wide range of parameters. With its adjustable settings and long life design, it is an ideal choice for applications requiring remote triggering of an external device.

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