DSSE11(G)H

The DSSE11(G)H is a type of snap action and limit switches, which are devices that are used to detect the position of the moving parts and objects. They are used in a variety of industrial and commercial applications, from factory automation systems to medical instrumentation.

A limit switch is a mechanical device that is used to detect the presence or absence of moving objects by sensing the motion of an object when it touches the contact surfaces of the switch. This type of switch generally uses a mechanical lever or arm to actuate the contacts. The switch can be designed with an open or closed contact, depending on the application.

Snap action switches are designed to activate when an object moves past a certain point. These switches use a mechanism which causes the switch contacts to snap open or close when the switch is actuated. They are often found in applications where rapid response times are critical.

The DSSE11(G)H is a microswitch with a plunger actuator. This type of switch is typically used when a quick action is desired or when a high contact current is needed. It also offers a higher switching force than a conventional limit switch.

The DSSE11(G)H is a double-pole, double-throw (DPDT) switch. This means that two independent sets of contacts are used for switching. In the DPDT configuration, the two separate poles may be either normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC) contacts. When the switch is closed, both sets of contacts are closed simultaneously. This can be used to control a variety of circuits.

The DSSE11(G)H has a wide range of uses, such as detecting the position of a sliding door or gate, starting or stopping the flow of liquids or solids, or controlling the on/off cycle of a motor. The switch can also be used to detect when an object has been removed from a specific location. It is also used in machine tools, industrial automation, and process control applications.

The DSSE11(G)H is an electromechanical switch, meaning that it is powered by an electric current. When an object passes the contact surfaces of the switch, the lever or arm is actuated and the switch contacts are opened or closed. The electrical contacts are then positioned in either the open or closed position and will remain in that position until the switch is actuated again by another object.

The DSSE11(G)H is a snap action and limit switch that offers many advantages over traditional switches. It is reliable, has a long service life, and is able to handle a wide range of electrical currents. It is also relatively easy to install and maintain, making it an ideal choice for a variety of industrial applications.