D3V113K1C24

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D3V113K1C24 Snap Action, Limit Switches feature a hinged lever arm activated by an overwinding force. This type of switch is ideal for control applications and provides a positive break-before-make action for reliable, positive operation. The standard action offers the highest electrical life ratings of any snap switch. The switches are available in long, short and panel-mount designs, and with a variety of configurations.

Application Field of D3V113K1C24 Snap Action, Limit Switches

D3V113K1C24 Snap Action, Limit Switches are primarily used in applications where a fast response time is required. This type of switch is typically used to restrict the motion of a moving part, such as the throttle of an engine, or to control the position of a door or window. In addition, it can be used in applications where a reliable, positive break-make action is required, such as in relay control circuits and vending machines.

Working Principle of D3V113K1C24 Snap Action, Limit Switches

When the contacts of a switch are in a closed position, the actuating force applied to the switch causes the contacts to snap open. In operation, the switch is set so that its contacts break the circuit when the actuating force is applied to the switch. As soon as the force is removed, the contact points snap back together, restoring the circuit to its original state.

The force required to actuate the switch can be either mechanical or electrical. Mechanical actuation is used primarily in the control of motion, while electrical actuation is typically used in relay control circuits. Regardless of the type of actuation, the switch is designed to provide reliable and accurate operation over an extended period of time without wear or fail.

In addition to its primary application as a switch, the D3V113K1C24 Snap Action, Limit Switch can also be used to detect the presence of a foreign object. This is useful when the application requires the use of a non-moveable part, such as a door or window. By connecting the switch to a control circuit, it can be used to detect the presence or absence of the target object, allowing for automatic control of the system.

D3V113K1C24 Snap Action, Limit Switches are also used to detect mechanical motions and speed, as well as to activate alarms or activate/deactivate other devices. By monitoring the position of the switch, an operator can be alerted in the event of a malfunction, or the device can be triggered to shut down in case of an emergency.

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