LSYJC1AC-7M

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Snap action switches, or known as limited switches, are electronically operated on-off switches that are used to control machinery. Snap action switches are made up of two flexible elements—the actuator and the contact set. When an electric current passes through the actuator, it gets flexed beyond its elastic limit and snap into the contact set. This provides extremely accurate feedback and control. The LSYJC1AC-7M snap action switch is designed for OEMs who require a dependable, accurate, and easy to install switch for general purpose and heavy-duty applications. This article explains the application and working principle of the LSYJC1AC-7M snap action switch.

The LSYJC1AC-7M snap action switch provides basic switching solutions including off and on positions and a range of momentary contact styles. It features a variety of mounting styles, including panel, snap-in, and spring-loaded varieties. It also has a mechanical life of up to 1 million cycles and an electrical life of over 5 million cycles. The switch is rated at 1A, 12V DC and up to 4A 25V DC. The contact separation force is a maximum of 4N and the insulation resistance is 1000 MΩ.

The application of the LSYJC1AC-7M snap action switch covers a wide range. It can be used in a variety of automotive applications such as vehicle hoods, boot releases, engine control systems, and seat switches. It’s also commonly found in industrial and commercial devices, including vending machines, coin reject systems, smoke detection systems, and alarm systems. Additionally, it can be found in household appliances like washing machines, dryers, and refrigerators.

The working principle of the LSYJC1AC-7M snap action switch is based on the design of two movable elements, the contact set and the actuator. When electric current is sent through the actuator, it deforms elastically and snaps into the contact set, breaking the circuit and opening the switch. Reversing the flow of current causes the contact set to snap out of the actuator, closing the circuit and returning the switch to its off position.

The LSYJC1AC-7M snap action switch is used in a variety of applications between the automotive, industrial, commercial, and appliance fields. Its operating principle is based on the on-off status of two movable elements, the contact set and the actuator, which opens or closes the electric circuit depending on the flow of current. This switch provides accuracy, dependability and ease of installation for various applications, making it an important and versatile component in many electrical systems.

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