AH725459-A

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The AH725459-A is a snap action switch from the family of limit switches, which are electromechanical devices in the form of a switch that performs a single task, which is to detect and limit motion. The product is manufactured by Honeywell, and is the most popular snap action limit switch in the market. It is used to detect the presence of objects, and to limit their motion.

The AH725459-A is designed to be robust and reliable, yet easy to install and use. It has a variety of options for mounting, wiring and electrical access. It is also UL listed, making it suitable for use in a wide variety of applications. The device is also capable of being triggered by various triggers, such as magnetic, pressure and mechanical triggers.

The AH725459-A is great for applications that require precise switching and control. It is especially well suited for material handling, position monitoring and machine automation applications. It is also used in industrial processes and line control applications. The switch’s rugged construction and long life make it suitable for industrial environments. Its compact size also makes it suitable for harsh environments.

The AH725459-A is designed to perform two major functions: a switch function, and a sensing function. The switch function is a permanent momentary (normally open) contact, which is actuated by a mechanical trigger. The sensing function is managed by a capacitive element. This element senses the presence of an object and sends a signal to the switch, which then initiates the switch function.

The AH725459-A is a highly reliable and durable device. It has a wide range of operating temperatures, from -40°C to +85°C, and a high shock and vibration resistance. The AH725459-A is a cost-effective solution for industrial automation applications and provides a reliable way to detect and limit motion.

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