D3V-16G1M-2A5-K

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Snap action, limit switches are devices that are designed to detect the presence or absence of objects, changes in pressure, movement, or changes in temperature in a specific environment. They can be used in a variety of applications, including industrial automation, security systems, and home automation.

The D3V-16G1M-2A5-K is a two piece dial switch with a normally open contact, suitable for a variety of settings. The D3V-16G1M-2A5-K consists of two parts: a base and an actuator. The base is a durable and long lasting plated steel construction with an easy to install mounting mechanism. The actuator is a low profile lever arm that extends the contact when actuated.

The D3V-16G1M-2A5-K is able to detect the presence or absence of objects, changes in pressure, movement, or changes in temperature, making it a perfect solution for a variety of applications. In industrial automation, it can be used to detect the presence or absence of objects, changes in pressure, movement, or changes in temperature. It is also great for home automation, as it can be used to detect the presence of people in a specific area, or to trigger lighting, appliance, or security systems with changes in pressure, movement, or temperature.

The D3V-16G1M-2A5-K has two main components: a switch and an actuator. The switch is a type of contact that can be either open or closed, depending on the actuation of the actuator. When the switch is open, an electrical signal is not allowed to pass through it, when the switch is closed, an electrical signal can pass through it. This allows the switch to act as a gate or a sensor.

The actuator is connected to the switch and is responsible for opening and closing the contacts of the switch. It can be actuated by an external force, such as a magnet, current, sound, pressure, or light. The action of the actuator is used to turn the switch on and off. This process is called snap action. Once the actuator is set to a certain range of motion, a sudden change in the state of the switch occurs.

The working principle of a snap action limit switch is simple. When the actuator is actuated, a mechanical movement inside the switch causes contact to close or open, depending upon the type of switch. This movement is so quick, that it is called "snap action." This snap action turns the switch on and off in a matter of milliseconds, making it ideal for controlling the flow of electricity in various circuits and applications.

The D3V-16G1M-2A5-K snap action limit switch is a highly reliable and cost effective solution for a variety of applications. It is designed to operate in extreme temperatures and is vibration and shock tested for long-term performance. Furthermore, its low profile lever arm and easy to install mounting mechanism makes it a great choice for industrial automation, home automation, and security systems.

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