GSAA20A1B-2

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Snap action switches, also known as snap-acting switches or micro switches, are electromechanical switches that open and close (making and breaking contact) under the application of an external force. They are actuated by an external force, usually by an actuating lever, plunger, roller, or toggle. Limit switches are mechanical devices that can be used as safety switches. They generate a digital signal to regulate the movement of an automated process. They are designed to detect the physical position of an object and generate a signal when the object reaches a certain position. GSAA20A1B-2 is a type of snap action and limit switch.

The GSAA20A1B-2 is a single pole, single throw, momentary disconnect type switch. It is designed with an actuator button with a plunger that controls the switch contacts. When the button is pressed, the plunger causes the switch contacts to open and close, thus controlling the flow of current through the circuit. The maximum voltage rating of the switch is 240V AC and the maximum current rating is 10.5A. The switch is also equipped with a built-in LED indicator to allow for visual confirmation that the switch has been activated.

The GSAA20A1B-2 is commonly used in a wide range of applications. It is often used in industrial applications, such as machine tool control, trailer loading, conveyor systems, automatic control, and machinery interlock systems. It is also used in more general applications such as lighting control, door/window detectors, automotive/marine control, signal indication, fluid/air valves control, and sensors. The main purpose of using this switch is to connect or disconnect electrical current that is being used in the circuit.

The working principle of the GSAA20A1B-2 snap action and limit switch is basically the same as most other snap action switches. The switch consists of a spring-loaded moving contact and a stationary contact. When the button is pressed, the moving contact is forced upwards and comes into contact with the stationary contact, thus closing the circuit. When the button is released, the moving contact springs back to its original position, thus opening the circuit.

The GSAA20A1B-2 snap action and limit switch is a reliable and easy to use switch with a wide range of applications. The switch is easy to install and has a long life expectancy, making it an ideal choice for many applications. It is also highly affordable, and its simple design makes it easy to maintain and repair if needed.

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