AM50012D33-A

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Snap Action, Limit Switches: AM50012D33-A

Snap action, limit switches are contacts used to detect physical movement or position relating to the operation of mechanical control systems, such as open/close applications. AM50012D33-A limit switches are widely used in industrial settings, such as automotive and food processing, as well as in consumer goods, computers, telecommunications, and medical devices.

The AM50012D33-A limit switch is a snap action type device. It features thermoplastic construction with a black body, with an epoxy sealed exterior and a gold contact. The switch has a low profile and can be mounted in tight spaces, making it ideal for limit-switch applications. The AM50012D33-A has a 1/4 inch quick-connect pin terminations and is rated for a maximum current of 1.2 amps. It is designed to be resistant to shock and vibration, and is rated at NEMA 1, 4, and 12 ratings.

The working principle of the AM50012D33-A is that when the actuator comes in contact with the button, a plunger is moved into contact with the switch contacts, which then closes the switch. This switch is ideal for uses where the state of presence must be detected quickly and accurately. For example, it can be used to detect when the door of an appliance is open or closed, or when an object on a conveyor belt has reached the peak of its motion.

Using the AM50012D33-A is easy and the installation can be done in a few quick steps. The switch is mounted onto a mounting frame which can then be mounted onto the door, wall or any other surface where the switch is needed. The switch can then be wired to the electrical system, usually using quick-connect terminals. This allows for easy hookup of the switch to the system.

The AM50012D33-A is a reliable switch that can be used in a wide variety of applications. It is a low-cost solution for a reliable and accurate presence detection system in applications that require quick and accurate sensing of presence. This is why the switch is widely used in industrial and consumer settings, as well as in computers, telecommunications, and medical devices.

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