D2HW-C263MR

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Snap action limit switches are a kind of electromechanical device used to indicate when a certain parameter has been reached or exceeded. Typically, they operate using a simple mechanical spring mechanism and operate as a connected switch when one of the preset limits has been activated. The D2HW-C263MR from Panasonic is a popular model of snap action limit switch suitable for a variety of applications.

This D2HW-C263MR switch is made of high-strength plastic for durability. It also features a highly reliable contact arrangement with a long service life. This model is easy to install with a spring mechanism that can be adjusted to achieve the desired switching point. The D2HW-C263MR switch has a DC rated current of 5 A, a maximum allowable voltage of 250 V, and a maximum breaking capacity of 630 VA.

The D2HW-C263MR switch is designed to work with a variety of different sensors, controllers, and other control systems. It is used in countless applications such as motor control and circuit protection, monitoring changes in temperature and pressure, and controlling the operation of machines and electro-mechanical devices. This switch also works well in HVAC systems, flow control systems, and similar applications.

The working principle of the D2HW-C263MR switch is relatively simple. Once the switch is installed, it is connected to a control system. When the system detects the preset conditions, the switch activates, allowing the desired action to take place. Once the preset limit is exceeded or the conditions change, the switch will deactivate and the action will be reversed.

In conclusion, the D2HW-C263MR snap action limit switch is a reliable and easy to install model. It is suitable for a variety of applications such as motor control, circuit protection, and flow control. The switch works by detecting preset conditions and activating or deactivating based on the current situation.

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