AHR5411619

Snap Action, Limit Switches

AHR5411619 is an electromechanical ON/OFF switch with a distinct motion of the electrical contacts when the switch is activated. It is commonly used in the field of automations and robotics to detect the presence of objects in its vicinity and then trigger motion as required. It is also used as limit switches and proximity switches on many automated machines for accurate working.

The electrical principle of operation of AHR5411619 is based on the differences in electrical resistance of the contact points when the switch is open and closed. A permanent magnet is attached to an actuator arm which is secured to a snap-in device. The snap-in device contains a spring mounted contact which can be pressed by the actuator arm when the switch is operated. When the actuator arm is pressed, the contact spring is mechanically driven toward the contact terminals and then contact is completed and stayed until the pressure is removed.

As the switch is opened and closed, the contact points remain in contact. This ensures that the circuit remains complete even if the switch is operated several times, and thus prevents an accidental opening of the circuit. The tight fit of the contacts ensures that water or other liquids do not enter the switch, thus further preventing the accidental opening of the circuit.

Uses of this switch are vast and varied. It can be used to detect objects traveling through a tight space within the system, for controlling motors, and for detecting the state of a system. It is also used in automotive systems to detect when a gear is in a certain position and to activate the corresponding clutch or brake. It can even be used for alerting of emergency situations. In addition, it can also be used for monitoring and controlling industrial machinery.

AHR5411619 is one of the most versatile electromechanical switches available, because it can be used in many applications. It is highly reliable and offers protection against overloads. It is also suitable for use in environments where temperature and humidity could be extremes.

In conclusion, the AHR5411619 switch is an important electromechanical switch with a distinct motion of the electrical contacts when the switch is actuated, which can be used in a wide variety of applications including limit switches, proximity switches, and automotive systems. Its proven reliability and resistance to extreme temperatures and humidity make it a great choice for many applications.