D4NL-1HFG-B

Snap Action, Limit Switches

D4NL-1HFG-B snap action, limit switches are a subtype of limit switch, classified as heavy-duty switches. This particular type of switch can be used in applications that require electricity be turned on and off in a specific location to complete a given task or process. They are often used to switch high-power loads, such as motors and large appliances. Although limit switches are predominantly used in industrial applications, they can also be used for residential and commercial applications.

A limit switch is composed of several components. A stationary contact, an actuating arm, and a plunger are the core components. The stationary contact is designed to be opened and closed as the actuating arm moves either up or down. The plunger is usually attached to the actuating arm, and it is connected to the actuator of the limit switch. The actuator is typically either a button or lever, which can be pushed or pulled. When the limit switch is actuated, the plunger moves and creates a change in the electrical state of the limit switch.

D4NL-1HFG-B limit switches are constructed with a durable, high-strength iron or steel housing and internal components. The actuation arms are made of steel, ensuring that they are resistant to mechanical wear and tear. The contacts are composed of metals such as silver or platinum, making them resistant to corrosion and oxidation. This makes them ideal for use in harsh environments, and they can withstand temperatures up to 250°C (482°F). Additionally, they are designed to meet the relevant international standards and regulations for snap action, limit switch applications.

D4NL-1HFG-B limit switches have a life expectancy of 10 million cycles. This ensures that the switch will work for extended periods of time, making it an ideal choice for applications where reliable operation is essential. Additionally, they are resistant to shock, vibration and over-current, giving them an increased level of safety in all conditions. Finally, the limit switches are easy to integrate into existing equipment, so they can be used almost anywhere.

The working principle behind D4NL-1HFG-B limit switches is pretty simple. Once it has been actuated, the plunger creates a change in the electrical state of the switch. This change triggers the stationary contacts to open or close, thereby completing the desired process. As the actuating arm moves, the plunger interacts with the actuator to open or close the contacts. The contacts remain in this position until the actuator is moved again.

D4NL-1HFG-B snap action, limit switches are a reliable and durable solution for applications that require the turning of electricity on and off in a specific location. They are built to withstand harsh environments, and they offer a long-lasting, reliable performance. Furthermore, they are easy to integrate into existing equipment, making them a great choice for a wide range of industrial, residential and commercial applications.