GLHB24C

Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

Snap action, limit switches are some of the most versatile and commonly used components in electrical systems around the world. The GLHB24C is one example of this type of switch, with a range of applications and uses. Understanding the components involved as well as the working principle of such switches is key to getting the best performance from GLHB24C switches and in other snap action, limit switches.

GLHB24C switches feature an enclosed housing opening and a flat contact armature consisting of a plunger on a pivot. The plunger rests on a flat contact surface, and when the casing is opened, the plunger is launched away from the contact surface. By varying the design of the contact armature, the force required to launch the plunger can be adjusted to produce different levels of switch sensitivity. When the casing is closed, the plunger is pushed back onto the contact surface, allowing the current flow to be maintained.

The GLHB24C switch is designed to act both as a limit switch and as a snap action switch. As a limit switch, the device is used to interrupt the flow of current when the casing is opened. This action serves to protect sensitive electrical components from the large current surges that can be generated when the switch is closed. As a snap action switch, the device is used to rapidly switch between two or more levels of current, allowing for rapid and efficient regulation of the flow of current in a device.

The GLHB24C switch is designed with two types of contact armatures, which determines how the switch will operate. The two types are the flexible armature and the rigid armature. The flexible armature is designed to deflect under pressure and provide a softer, lower force switching action, while the rigid armature is designed to provide a more rigid and higher pressure switching action.

In operation, the GLHB24C is designed to operate both as a limit switch and as a snap action switch. As a limit switch, the device is designed to interrupt the current flow when the case is opened. This is achieved by the contact armature deflecting away from the contact surface, allowing the current to be interrupted. As a snap action switch, the plunger is released from the contact surface and is pushed back on to the contact surface by the pressure from the casing opener. This allows for rapid and efficient switching between two levels of current, allowing for rapid and efficient regulation of the flow of current in a device.

The GLHB24C switch is extremely reliable and is used in a wide variety of applications. The device is designed to operate in low voltage and low current circuits and is often used in safety critical and process control applications, such as motor starters, lighting and HVAC systems. The narrow design and low profile of the GLHB24C switch also make it an ideal choice for applications where space is limited.

The GLHB24C switch offers excellent durability and performance in a variety of electrical systems. The device is designed to be able to withstand high temperatures and vibration, and is resistant to dust and moisture. The rugged construction of the switch ensures that it will provide reliable and accurate switching for long periods of time. The adjustable contact armature of the switch also allows for fine tuning of the switching action to ensure that the device is operating correctly for different applications.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference