D3V-62-1C4

Snap Action, Limit Switches

The D3V-62-1C4 is a snap action type, single pole double throw limit switch, which provides a variety of applications in monitoring, controlling and regulating various electrical applications. The device can provide various levels of protection to circuits, by detecting off-limit conditions and responding accordingly.

Application Field

This limit switch is applicable for use in a variety of applications, ranging from consumer electronics, sound, music and recording equipment, to industrial machinery, automation and process control equipment. It can be used for switch-organized systems and digital circuits, especially those employed in non-linear systems. Its application in digital systems helps to provide smooth switching operations, with limits and ranges being established through software.

Working Principle

The D3V-62-1C4 operates via two internal actuator arms that attach to the switch mechanism. The actuation arms are activated when the switch mechanism is disturbed or when specific limits are hit. When activated, these arms intercept the switch, causing it to snap-open or snap-closed, and provide a feedback signal to the switch. When the actuation arms are opened, the switch is open; when they are closed, the switch is closed.

The maximum current and voltage ratings of the switch determine the operating conditions and maximum number of operations of the switch. This is essential, as it ensures that the switch will operate correctly and reliably. The switch must be correctly rated to ensure that the switch is capable of handling the current and voltage values delivered to it.

Conclusion

The D3V-62-1C4 is a versatile snap-action type limit switch that can be used in any circuit to provide a positive indication as to when the circuit has exceeded a set limit. The device is able to operate in various electrical and mechanical environments, and its maximum current and voltage ratings should be taken into account when selecting the most suitable device for an application. In addition, the switch can be used with digital circuits to provide accurate and reliable switch operation.