HBS2KGX3SP055C

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Snap action switches are electromechanical devices used to automate a variety of tasks. They are commonly used to detect the presence, absence, or change in position of something, such as a relay, actuator, or scale. Snap action switches are also referred to as snap disk or limit switches, and have a wide range of applications from industrial control and automation to consumer products.

The HBS2KGX3SP055C is a type of snap action, limit switch and comes in a variety of sizes and configurations. The HBS2KGX3SP055C is a single pole double throw (SPDT) switch that is rated for 15 Amp and up to 250V AC. It is a versatile switch that is well-suited for a wide variety of applications, including starting and stopping motors, sensing open and closed positions in a device, and detecting overloads and shut-downs.

The working principle of the HBS2KGX3SP055C is based upon a balance of force. When the switch is not engaged, the tension in the actuator spring holds it in a closed position. When the switch is engaged, the actuator pushes forward and compresses the spring. This creates a tiny imbalance within the switch and triggers the switch to open and close. When released, the tension in the spring returns the switch to its original position.

The HBS2KGX3SP055C has a wide range of applications in industrial control and automation. It can be used in large machines such as conveyor belts and forklifts, and small machines such as automatic door openers and loading docks. It can also be used in home automation systems and security systems, as well as in sensors and circuit breakers.

The HBS2KGX3SP055C is a reliable and versatile switch that can be used in a variety of applications. Its snap action capability makes it an ideal choice for a wide range of applications in industrial control and automation. Its simple and robust design makes it easy to install and use in any application requiring reliable switching.

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