AH71504609-A

Snap Action, Limit Switches

The AH71504609-A is a type of snap action, limit switch. Snap action, limit switches are electromechanical devices that are used to limit the travel of an actuator or to detect the presence of an object. This device features a plastic frame housing and is designed to be used with a wide variety of actuators. Its design will include a microswitch, a spring loaded plunger, and a momentary button actuation.

Application

The AH71504609-A can be used in a variety of applications including appliance control, HVAC control and electromechanical position applications. The device is designed to be mounted in a variety of ways, and the different mounting styles will determine the specific application over which the device is being used. Some examples of applications in which the AH71504609-A may be used include vending machines, equipment alarms and switches, and automation or robotic applications.

Working Principles

The working principle of AH71504609-A is based on a mechanical switch and a spring-loaded plunger. When the plunger is depressed or in contact with an object, the plunger is pushed back into the switch, closing the contact and generating an electrical contact. The electrical contact can then be used to send a signal to activate an automated device. Similarly, when the plunger is released, the contact is opened and the device can be deactivated.

Design

The AH71504609-A features a frame that is designed to hold the microswitch and the spring-loaded plunger. The device is designed to fit into any existing mechanical system and can be mounted in a variety of positions depending on the particular application. The device is also designed to be adjustable, with the ability to change the pivotal settings and internal plunger contacts to ensure the optimal functioning of the device.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the AH71504609-A is a snap action, limit switch that is used to detect the presence of a given object or to limit the travel of an actuator. The device is designed to fit a variety of applications and is typically used in automation and robotic systems. The device is designed with a spring-loaded plunger that, when actuated, closes an electrical contact and sends a signal to activate an automated device.