ASKHC2J04AW

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Snap action limit switches are a type of mechanical switch which are generally used to detect the movement or presence of an object in an automated system. They are also used to provide an indication when a certain event has occurred. The ASKHC2J04AW is an example of such a switch.

The ASKHC2J04AW is a miniature snap action limit switch. Its design is based on a plunger mechanism that provides an audible snap when it is actuated. It is designed for high reliability and has a long life expectancy of over 1 million cycles. The switch can operate in temperatures from -20°C to +85°C.

The ASKHC2J04AW is usually used in applications such as monitoring the position of doors and windows in automated systems, or to provide a tactile indication when an operation is completed. The switch can also be used as an emergency stop in some industrial applications. It has a low power consumption rating and can be used in both AC and DC power supplies.

The principle of operation behind the ASKHC2J04AW switch is simple. When force is applied to the plunger, it causes a snap action which depresses the contacts and makes a connection between them. This connection is then used to indicate the presence or absence of an object in the system. The switch is also designed to be highly reliable, with a low contact resistance of only 30mohm.

The ASKHC2J04AW switch is a cost-effective and reliable solution for automated systems that require the presence of an object or a specific event to be detected. Its robust design and long life expectancy make it ideal for many applications, such as door and window monitoring, emergency stops, and tactile feedback in industrial machinery. Its low power consumption and ability to work in both AC and DC power supplies mean it can be used in a range of conditions.

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