D3V-11G5-1C24-K

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Snap action, limit switches are a type of electromechanical switch which is actuated when certain physical conditions are met. These include force, pressure, temperature, travel, and speed. The D3V-11G5-1C24-K is an example of this type of switch.

The D3V-11G5-1C24-K is rated at 1A / 250VAC and 0.1A / 125VDC. It has a snap action mechanism and a SPDT contact form which provides a normally open and a normally closed configurable setting. This type of switch is also available in a single pole, single throw contact configuration. It has an operating temperature range of -25°C to +85°C and is approved for use in hazardous or extreme environments.

This type of switch is mainly used in industrial and commercial applications. It is often used to detect the presence of a specific object or physical condition, such as a door opening or closing, pressure, temperature or motion. It can also be used to control motors, lights and other electrical devices.

The working principle of the D3V-11G5-1C24-K is based on a bimetallic strip. This strip consists of two metals which have different thermal expansion coefficients. When the temperature of the surrounding environment increases, the strip will bend due to the difference in the expansion rates of the metals. This bend will put pressure on the internal contacts of the switch, actuating the switch and completing the circuit.

This type of switch is also designed to activate or deactivate under specific force, pressure or speed conditions. For example, when the switch is installed on a door frame, it can detect when the door is opened or closed and turn the lights in the room on or off depending on the configuration of the circuit. Similarly, it can be used to detect pressure changes in a system, such as a steam valve, and trigger an alarm or take action to prevent damage to the system.

In summary, the D3V-11G5-1C24-K is a snap action, limit switch which is commonly used in industrial and commercial applications. It is actuated due to a bimetallic strip which bends when the surrounding temperature increases, or due to specific force, pressure or speed conditions. It is used to detect the presence of physical objects or conditions and can be used to control electrical devices such as lights and motors.

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