HBS2KCF5SR555C

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Snap action, limit switches, such as the HBS2KCF5S R555C, are switching devices used in a variety of applications. They rely on a spring loaded mechanism which is triggered by the presence of an object or force. The presence of the object or force compresses the spring, which then triggers a switch, opening or closing the circuit depending on the type of switch.

The HBS2KCF5SR555C is a single-pole, double-throw (SPDT) snap action switch. SPDT switches have three terminals, usually labeled "common," "normally open," and "normally closed." When the switch is not triggered, it is held in the "normally open" position. When it is triggered, the switch moves to the "normally closed" position. The "common" terminal is a shared connection between the two positions.

The HBS2KCF5SR555C is typically used in low-voltage applications for triggering circuits when an object or force is present. Common uses for the switch include machinery and robotics, where a part is required to be activated when something appears. Alternatively, limit switches can be used to indicate maximum movement or force, preventing excessive loads from being applied.

The HBS2KCF5SR555C is designed with a one-piece construction and has a very low operating force. It is made out of plastic and features a gold-plated PC terminal contact. It has an operating temperature range of -10°C to 85°C and has a current rating of 0.3A.

The switch is easy to install and requires no precision alignment or difficult wiring. It can be mounted in any convenient location and can be connected to most electronic systems. It is designed to operate reliably up to fifty million cycles and is highly resistant to weather damage.

In conclusion, the HBS2KCF5SR555C is a versatile and reliable SPDT snap action switch. It is a popular choice for low-voltage applications and is a cost-effective solution for triggering circuits when an object or force is present.

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