AM50633D33-A

Snap Action

Snap action, limit switches are common electromechanical devices used to monitor the physical position or the presence of an object. They use electromagnetic force to detect different conditions and control the appropriate actions. Many snap action limit switches are used for a variety of tasks, such as monitoring the level of liquid in a tank or the movement of a door.

AM50633D33-A

The AM50633D33-A is a snap action, limit switch with dual-circuit contacts. It is designed for use in harsh-duty applications with challenging environmental conditions. It is a precision switch that provides reliable operation through repeated and accurate motion and has been designed for a wide range of applications. The AM50633D33-A has a low actuation force and offers an adjustable release force, which makes it an ideal switch for basic and simple applications.

Application field

The AM50633D33-A is suitable for use in a wide range of applications, such as industrial, medical, and aerospace applications. Its low actuation force and adjustable release force make it an ideal choice for those who need reliable operation in an environment with varying conditions. It is also suitable for use in applications where timing accuracy is critical, as the switch has been designed with a high accuracy and repeatability. Other applications include motor control, safety, machine tool control, and motion detection.

Working principle

The working principle of the AM50633D33-A is simple. The switch uses a lever switch to detect the position of the switch which is achieved by an internal electro-magnet. When the lever switch is moved to a certain position, the internal magnet is activated and the contact is electrically closed. When the desired position is not reached, the contacts are then open and the circuit will remain open.

The AM50633D33-A also has an adjustable release force which allows the switch to be tuned to specific applications. This can be used to ensure precise triggering and accuracy. The adjustable release force works by two adjustable springs that are present inside the switch. When the desired release force is reached, the springs will change the amount of tension and the contact will open.