AH166061-A

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Snap Action, Limit Switches are electro-mechanical devices used to detect presence or absence of objects. The AH166061-A is a specific type of limit switch designed specifically for industrial applications. The AH166061-A provides reliable detection of objects both large and small and is used in automation, robotics, and other industrial applications.

The AH166061-A is composed of two main parts: the base, which holds the electrical contacts, and the actuator, which interacts with the object to be detected. The base of the AH166061-A is typically made from an anodized aluminum housing and includes the electrical contacts. The actuator is also made from anodized aluminum and consists of an armature, an actuator rod and a plunger. The plunger is connected to the armature via a connection rod, and when the armature is engaged and moved, it will move the plunger and therefore activate the electrical contact within the base. When the plunger is pressed, the contact is released, allowing current to pass through the contacts.

The AH166061-A is designed to provide reliable detection of objects. It operates by using snap action, meaning that when the actuator is triggered it will move quickly and with a distinct "snap" sound, alerting the user that the object has been detected. This snap action allows the AH166061-A to detect objects even at a distance and with a great amount of force. Additionally, the AH166061-A can be used in environments with hazardous materials such as oil, gasoline, and chemicals. The design incorporates a sealed housing so that harmful contaminants will not damage the electrical contacts.

The AH166061-A is commonly used in a variety of applications, most notably in robotics and automation. In robotics, limit switches are used for a variety of functions including to provide detection of objects and to locate a robotic arm in a specific location. They are also used to measure the speed and position of a robotic arm or leg. In automation, limit switches are used to activate or deactivate a function. For example, limit switches can turn a conveyor belt on or off or open and close a door. Limit switches are also used in elevators and escalators to detect objects such as passengers or obstacles.

The AH166061-A is a reliable, durable and cost-effective limit switch that is designed to be used in a wide variety of industrial applications. It is designed with a sturdy anodized aluminum housing which will last for many years. The snap action provides reliable detection of objects at a distance and with a great amount of force. Additionally, the sealed housing ensures that hazardous contaminants are not capable of entering the electrical contacts. Therefore, the AH166061-A is an ideal choice for a wide range of industrial applications.

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