D4CC-4033

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Snap action, limit switches or micro-switches are electrical devices that use the motion of a metal actuator arm to operate a set of contacts. The D4CC-4033 limit switch is a type of snap action switch designed to operate with only a few millimeters of movement. It is commonly used in many applications in all types of industries as a means of controlling, monitoring, and/or precautionary action of equipment and machinery.

The D4CC-4033 switch has a maximum contact rating of 10 A at 125/250 V AC and it has a single pole, single throw configuration. It is built with a special spring-loaded actuator lever and a pair of contacts. When the actuator is in its unoperated position, the contacts are open. When the actuator is pushed or pulled in any direction, its movement trips a pair of springs which causes an instantaneous change in the contact position, resulting in an electrical current.

This type of switch is widely used in automation equipment, such as assembly machines and conveyer belts, as it can detect the presence or absence of physical objects. It is also used for home appliances, gaming machines, vending machines, and other types of machinery. The switch can also be used in safety circuits to detect problems such as over-current or an overload in an electrical system. The switch is designed to be shock and vibration resistant, and has a long service life.

The operating principle of the D4CC-4033 switch revolves around its internal design. Its actuator is designed to work with very small movements, as little as a few millimeters, and consists of a lever arm, spring, and contact. The contact is a pair of stationary wires that are connected to the switch\'s terminals. The lever arm is connected to the spring which is then connected to the contact.

When the actuator is in its unoperated position, the contact is open. When the actuator is pushed or pulled in any direction, the spring is compressed which causes an instantaneous change in the contact\'s position and completes the circuit, creating an electrical current. When the actuator is released, the spring moves back to its original position, and the contact returns to its unoperated state, thus breaking the circuit and rendering the switch inactive.

The D4CC-4033 is a low-cost and reliable switch that is widely used in many industries. Its small size and reliable operation make it well-suited for a variety of applications. With its numerous advantages, the switch is sure to remain an industry standard for many years to come.

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