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Snap Action, Limit Switches

LSH2B is a snap action, limit switch designed to provide reliable sensing in various applications. It has two positions - open and closed - and is actuated (pushed or pulled) by a lever, rod or turnbuckle. LSH2B is a single-pole circuit breaker that interrupts the electrical current in case of an overload or short circuit. It is often used in control system circuits as well as other electrical and electronic equipment applications.

Applications

LSH2B has a wide range of applications, some of which are:

• Control systems.
• Wet and dry applications.
• Domestic electrical equipment.
• Industrial motor control.
• Switching contacts for machine-level operations.
• Test equipment.

Working Principle

LSH2B has two positions - open and closed. In the closed position, electrical current is allowed to flow through it, and in the open position, the current is interrupted. This is accomplished by using a small lever which is pushed or pulled to actuate the switch. When the switch is actuated, a plunger is released which in turn closes or opens the contacts. The plunger moves a contact arm which bridges the contacts, effectively making it a single-pole circuit breaker.

The contacts of the LSH2B are designed to open or close quickly, making it well-suited for applications requiring rapid switching. This rapid switching also allows for reliable sensing in various applications. Additionally, the LSH2B has a high dielectric strength rating and can withstand high levels of current flow.

Conclusion

LSH2B is a snap action, limit switch designed to provide reliable sensing in various applications. Its fast switch operation and high dielectric strength make it well suited for a wide range of applications, including control systems, wet and dry applications, domestic electrical equipment, industrial motor control, and testing equipment.

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