GLAC07A2B

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Snap action switches are an important class of components defined by their physical behavior. The term “snap action” is actually a misnomer since the vast majority of these switches do not rely on a physical “snap” to trigger their switching. Snap action switches can be divided into two general types: limit switches and pushbutton switches. Of these, limit switches are the most common.

One of the most common types of limit switches is the GLAC07A2B. This is an industrial-grade, micro miniaturized limit switch that is used in many applications. The GLAC07A2B features a variety of actuators and supply voltage ranges, allowing it to be used in a wide range of applications. This makes it an ideal choice for industrial applications where space may be a limiting factor, such as robotics and automated machinery.

The GLAC07A2B is a two-piece unit, with the switch itself and a separate electrical box. The switch is natively single-pole double-throw (SPDT) and is available in a wide variety of actuators and contact ratings. The electrical box houses a set of screw terminals which can be connected to the switch, allowing for easy wiring and installation. The GLAC07A2B is also available with a pre-wired cable to further simplify installation.

The GLAC07A2B is characterized by its reliable mechanical latch design. The switch consists of a movable actuator which is connected to a small switch mounted on the inside of the unit. When the actuator is pushed or pulled, it depresses or releases the switch, causing it to latch in one of two positions. This mechanism ensures consistently reliable operation, regardless of the orientation of the switch, and guarantees long-term performance.

The GLAC07A2B is the ideal choice for a variety of applications. It is suitable for door and window actuators, including automatic door closers, as well as limit switches used in food processing and robotics. The low contact power and current ratings make it ideal for use in low-power automation applications, such as controlling small motors or opening and closing valves. It is highly reliable, and with its compact size and wide range of mounting options, it can be easily integrated into most any environment.

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