AH178061-A

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Snap action, limit switches, such as the AH178061-A, are electro-mechanical devices that enable the control of electrical operations by sensing when an input mechanical force is applied. These devices are widely used in various control systems because of their flexibility, reliability, and accuracy.

The AH178061-A has a four-wire configuration and is designed for momentary operation with its two-way, spring- loaded, snap-action switch. It has a contact resistance of 5 Ω, a voltage rating of 15Amps AC/DC, and an operating temperature range from 0-70°C. The AH178061-A features various terminal types and rubber gaskets which provide better dust and moisture prevention.

The AH178061-A can be used in a variety of applications, including industrial automation and process control systems, machine tool control, building controls, home automation, and medical equipment. In addition, the AH178061-A can be used to control motors, lights, pumps, and other electrical appliances in commercial, industrial and residential installations.

The working principle of the AH178061-A is based on its contact closure, a mechanical feature that is created when the internal pins and external tensioner are pressed together. When the contact closure is initiated, electrical connections are made, causing a change in the electrical signals, which in turn control the electrical operation of the device. The contact closure also provides protection from vibration and shock, which helps to ensure the device’s reliable and accurate operation.

The AH178061-A provides a robust, flexible and reliable snap-action switch for use in a variety of systems and applications. Its low cost, high accuracy and durable design make it a popular choice for controlling electrical operations in a wide range of industrial and commercial applications.

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