D4N-1C32

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Snap Action, Limit Switches

Snap Action, Limit Switches, are used to detect the presence or absence of an object or object\'s mechanical position. Commonly used in industrial machinery and automation systems, this type of switch uses a plunger or lever set to move between two hard contacts and create a breaking of continuity to complete the switch circuit. Operated manually or with mechanical pressure or force, the switch action or "snap" is set by the force of spring-loaded contacts and is noticed when the plunger is either pulled or released to open and close the circuit.

One of the most common and cost effective Switch options is the D4N-1C32, which is a single pole, double throw, snap action switch. This switch uses a plunger, cam, or lever that is pushed by a solenoid, hydraulic cylinder, or a motor to cause the snap action and break the circuit. The D4N-1C32 Switch uses silver-cadmium oxide contacts for higher reliability, has a durable plastic body for protection, and a plunger for manual resetting. The D4N-1C32 switch is compact and ideal for limited space applications and can be used in applications running at either 120 or 250 volts.

The typical application of the D4N-1C32 switch, is to complete or break an electric circuit when a specific operator action has taken place. This could be when a mechanical or electrical device is moved to a specific position, pressure inside a vessel has reached a specific level, or a single lever or button has been pushed. In the case of a single lever, the lever’s motion is typically connected to a plunger that pushes against a spring-loaded contact. This contact is then energized or de-energized when the lever is moved to the switch’s open or close position, thereby opening or closing the circuit.

In industrial settings, such as in manufacturing or material handling, the D4N-1C32 switch might be set up to sense the movement of a tool or piece of machinery. For example, an automated press could be connected to the switch that triggers the machine to stop operating when it has reached its desired position. The switch is also well suited for motor activation and machine positioning, such as controlling the speed of a winch, or controlling the operation of a conveyor.

The D4N-1C32 switch is well suited for many automation applications due to its flexibility and reliable performance. The switch is highly durable, with a maximum contact bounce of 0.3ms and a maximum life cycle of over 5 million operations. Additionally, the switch features a positive lock with a wide range of off-position options, and is encapsulated with a plastic housing for protection from dust and other contaminants. The switch is also very easy to install, with an adjustable contact pre-load and quick connect terminals for simple wiring.

The D4N-1C32 switch is a reliable and durable switch used for a variety of automation applications. Its wide range of options and adjustable contact pre-load make it a dependable choice for controlling the motion of tools or machines and ensuring that their position is known. The switch’s positive lock action also makes it a great choice for detecting the presence or absence of objects or materials. Whether used to connect or disconnect a circuit, or to control the motion of a machine, the D4N-1C32 switch is a dependable and cost-effective option.

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