D2F

Ingress Protection:	IP40
Mechanical Life:	1,000,000 Cycles
Electrical Life:	30,000 Cycles
Operating Position:	0.217" (5.5mm)
Operating Temperature:	-25°C ~ 65°C
Overtravel:	0.010" (0.25mm)
Differential Travel:	0.005" (0.12mm)
Pretravel:	0.020" (0.5mm)
Release Force:	20gf
Operating Force:	150gf
Features:	--
Series:	D2F
Termination Style:	PC Pin
Mounting Type:	Through Hole
Actuator Type:	Round (Pin Plunger)
Voltage Rating - DC:	30V
Voltage Rating - AC:	125V
Current Rating:	3A (AC), 2A (DC)
Switch Function:	On-Mom
Circuit:	SPDT
Part Status:	Active
Packaging:	Bulk

Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

Snap action and limit switches are commonly used in a variety of applications, such as controlling lights, appliance functions, access to equipment, and monitoring systems. These switches are available in a variety of forms to suit different applications. Common forms are the limit switch, rotary switch, mercury switch and the snap action switch.A snap action switch, or snap switch, is a type of switch that relies on the momentum from a fast-moving internal component or actuator to quickly initiate a switch operation. In essence, it works like a mechanical shock absorber, using a spring mechanism to absorb and then quickly release energy when it reaches its limit. When the spring-loaded switch element is pushed beyond its limit, the energy of the spring compresses and snaps, switching a circuit from one state to another in just a fraction of a second.The key component of a snap-action switch is the actuator, which typically takes the form of a lever, roller, or paddle. The actuator is connected to the switch body, which contains the internal electrical contacts. As the actuator moves, a mechanical force is applied to the switch contacts, causing them to turn on and off in a rapid, “snap” action.The most common application of a snap action switch is in limit switches. A limit switch is used to detect the position of a moving device within a predefined range. When the device reaches the upper limit of its range, the actuator is pushed beyond the switch\'s limit and triggers the “snap” action, switching the circuit to the off position. The same process occurs for the lower limit of its range when the actuator is pulled back.Another application for a snap action switch is in emergency stop controls. In this application, when an emergency stop button is pressed, a mechanical force triggers the actuator to initiate the quick “snap” action that deactivates the machine.Snap action and limit switches find many applications in the industrial environment. They are reliability tested to withstand high levels of vibration and impacts in order to comply with industrial safety standards. They are also durable, having a long operational life and requiring less maintenance than other switch types.Their fast response time means they can react quickly to changes in the environment, helping to protect operators and equipment from harm. They are also versatile and can be used in a variety of operations and environments, making them a suitable choice for many applications.Snap-action switches are typically the preferred choice in applications where safety, efficiency and reliability are of the utmost importance. They are able to provide quick and reliable operation, making them popular in a variety of industries. From controlling lights and limiting access to monitoring systems, snap action and limit switches can meet the needs of many applications.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference

Part Number	Manufacturer	Price	Quantity	Description