LSYMB7N3-1A

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snapping action, limit switches, like the LSYMB7N3-1A, are typically used in the automation of modern machinery in order to signal the end of a process and provide mechanical or electrical alarms. To achieve this, the LSYMB7N3-1A features a pivoting arm that contacts a separate target. When the arm touches the target, the snap-action limit switch is triggered, changing the electrical state and halting the process.

LSYMB7N3-1A switches require less force to activate than other limit switches, and can withstand a wide range of temperatures. They are also highly resistant to shock, vibration and impact, allowing them to work reliably in even the toughest of production environments.

The LSYMB7N3-1A is designed for use with 120V-20A circuits, and features three connection terminals for positive/negative DC control and a grounding terminal as well. Included in the package are two brackets for secure mounting.

The switch has a long yellow arm which is actuated by the electrical current provided by the circuit it was connected to. When the arm touches the target, it “snaps”, activating the switch and signaling the end of the process. At this point, the electrical path is completed, allowing the current to flow to the target and triggering an alarm or halting the process.

In addition, the LSYMB7N3-1A snap-action limit switch can be used in a wide range of applications, from industrial-grade safety systems to conveyor belt monitoring. It is also well-suited for automation tasks such as high-speed counting and sorting, as well as for manual processes such as factory line assembly.

Overall, the LSYMB7N3-1A snap-action limit switch is a highly reliable and cost-effective solution for modern production lines and industrial automation processes. Its ease of installation and use, coupled with its durability and superior performance make it an ideal choice for a variety of applications.

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