DK-3716-F201-TS

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DK-3716-F201-TS is a tamper switch used for a variety of applications. It is a security device that can be used to detect when a machine or other device has been tampered with. The switch is designed to detect physical shock and movement when the device it is attached to is disturbed, and can be used in many scenarios, such as in ATMs, vending machines, and gaming machines.

The DK-3716-F201-TS tamper switch operates by using an internal set of switches which are triggered when a shock or motion is detected. This triggers the signal and will activate the alarm that is connected to the switch. The switch has three settings, a "tamper active", a "manual reset" and an "external reset". In its tamper active setting, the switch will be triggered when a physical disturbance is detected. Once the alarm has been set off, it will need to be manually reset in order for the switch to be reactivated. Alternatively, the switch can be reset remotely using the external reset setting. This allows for greater control of the switch in case of an emergency.

The DK-3716-F201-TS tamper switch is a versatile and reliable security device. It can be used in a wide range of applications, such as ATMs, vending machines, gaming machines, and laptop computers. It is also a suitable device for monitoring alarm systems or security systems. This device is also often used in the automotive industry, as it is able to detect changes in the vehicle\'s speed or any other physical disturbances that occur.

The DK-3716-F201-TS tamper switch is a useful device in a variety of applications. It is easy to install and use, and provides reliable security. It offers three switch settings, which provide greater control of the device in the event of an emergency. The switch is also reasonably priced and can be used in many scenarios, making it an ideal choice for security and alarm systems.

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