EX-AR400

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Snap action, limit switches come in a variety of designs and configurations but share the same principle of operation of a lever-engaging mechanism that opens or closes a set of electrical contacts when the lever is actuated. The EX-AR400 snap action, limit switch is a particularly versatile switch due to its compact design, small size, and wide range of choices of actuation force, operating temperature, and adjustable features.

The EX-AR400 switch consists of three main components: an actuator, a body, and a set of electrical contacts. The actuator is the moving part of the switch and its movement trips the electrical contacts. Depending on the design of the actuator, it can vary from a cam lever arm or a plunger to a spring-loaded lever, depending on the type of application. The body is the stationary part of the switch and houses all the other components. It includes the electrical contacts, two mounts for the actuator and a shell.

The EX-AR400 limit switch is a position-sensing switch, which means it is used for detecting the presence or position of an object. It is widely used in a variety of applications. Some of the functions it can fulfill include the sensing of motion, position, pressure, and vibration. It is also used to control, limit, and protect mechanisms. Some of the most common applications include switchgear safety interlocks, conveyors, medical equipment, automotive assembly, and machine tools.

The EX-AR400 snap action, limit switch is designed to act as a simple on/off switch and is used in a variety of situations to detect a variety of conditions. It works by tripping the contact when the actuator is moved beyond a certain point. For example, if the actuator is a spring-loaded lever, the contact will be tripped when the lever is pushed in one direction beyond a certain point. When the lever is released, the contact will reset and the circuit will be interrupted.

The EX-AR400 provides several adjustable features, which allow the switch to be customized for the application. These features include the actuation force, the operating temperature, and the contact geometry. The actuation force is the amount of force required to trip the switch. It can be adjusted to meet the needs of the application, making it a versatile switch. The operating temperature is also adjustable, allowing for use in extended temperature ranges, or in applications with frequent heat cycles. The contact geometry, or physical shape of the contacts, is adjustable and can be changed to suit the application.

The EX-AR400 snap action, limit switch is a reliable and versatile switch that can be used in a variety of applications. Its adjustable features allow it to be tailored to meet the specific requirements of the application. With its small size and wide range of settings, the EX-AR400 is a cost-effective solution for many of today\'s applications.

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