LS0851505F160C2A

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Snap Action, Limit Switches are used in a variety of applications. The LS0851505F160C2A product is an example of such a device. It is a type 2 rated, UL 489 approved snap action switch, with features such as surface mounting, Gold plated contacts, and RoHS compliant.

The LS0851505F160C2A is a small, low-cost single pole/single throw device, typically employed in home appliacnces and smaller automotive systems to signal the presence of objects within a monitored area. It can detect, for example, whether the door of a refrigerator is open or closed, whether a coin is inserted in a vending machine, or whether the driver\'s seatbelt is properly fastened.

In the LS0851505F160C2A, a wire actuated pendulum arm consists of an electrically conductive IC which is deflected when a charge is conducted between the contacts. The force of the deflection is equal to the mechanical force of the spring which is pushing against the IG.

Due to the low cost of the device and its ability to be mounted on the surface, it is suitable for applications where high accuracy or large torque are not required, such as in the automotive industry. It is also suitable for applications where intermittent operations are required, such as short circuit protection.

Photovoltaic switches are another type of snap action switch. Also known as a PV switch or solar switch, these devices require an input source of light to actuate a switch, resulting in an alternate state. The mechanism works in a similar way to the LS0851505F160C2A described above, except that the switch is actuated by the flux of light rays from a photovoltaic cell.

The main application this type of device has is for controlling solar arrays. Each PV switch is installed in series with the solar cells to switch the electrical current of the array off or on, depending on the amount of light being detected.

In summary, the LS0851505F160C2A is a low-cost, surface mounted device suitable for applications where intermittent operations are required, and can be used to detect the presence of objects within a monitored area. Photovoltaic switches are used to control solar arrays and actuate a switch in response to the flux of light rays from a photovoltaic cell.

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