AH718059-A

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Snap action limit switches, like the AH718059-A, are devices designed to detect the presence or absence of physical objects, usually the actuation of some sort of moving part. They are usually composed of a set of two contact points (or microswitch) connected by a spring or other mechanical force that creates a pressure that, when triggered, creates an electrical signal. They are designed to act as a safety measure for machinery, and to detect the position of an actuator or other moving part relative to the switch itself.

The AH718059-A switch is a prototypical example of a limit switch and is a single pole commonly used in industrial automation applications. This switch has two switch arrays that exhibit specific mechanical characteristics, allowing it to provide accurate on/off operation under precise load conditions. The switch body is constructed from a sturdy stainless steel that provides good corrosion and mechanical performance, as well as ensures minimal contact play.

The AH718059-A works off of a snap action principle that performs two basic functions. First, the switch is designed to detect the presence or absence of a physical object, usually a moving part in an automated process. Second, it is designed to actuate an electrical signal when the physical object is present, usually by closing the contacts of the switch. This is accomplished by an internal mechanical spring or lever that is released when an object contacts the switch. This creates a pressure on the contacts and sends an electrical signal.

The primary application for the AH718059-A is for interfaces between digital and mechanical components. The switch works well for automated processes such as robot arms, machine part inspection systems, and other automated applications that rely on knowing the exact position or orientation of a moving part relative to the switch. Additionally, these switches can be used in place of manual switches in many instances to provide greater accuracy and repeatability over manual switch systems.

Finally, the AH718059-A is also suitable for safety systems and alarm circuits. The switch offers a reliable and consistent response time, along with having a high immunity to ambient lighting and temperature variations. This makes it excellent for safety systems where an accurate response is needed to detect hazardous conditions or incorrect motion by machinery.

AH718059-Asnap action limit switches are an efficient and reliable way to detect the presence of a physical object and to actuate a signal when necessary. These devices offer consistent and dependable performance in many applications and are widely used in both industrial and safety systems.

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