LSYUC3KY-FP

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Snap action limit switches are a type of switch which stores energy and uses it to rotate a lever arm from open to close position. The term ‘snap action’ refers to the quickly changind force exerted by the switch when the actuating lever is moved. The result is a very fast and reliable switch with a consistent performance.

The LSYUC3KY-FP switch is a snap action, limit switch designed for automotive applications. This switch features a variety of output options, including both single and dual outputs, and a range of sizes and voltages. It is designed to meet UL, CSA, TUV, CE and other global agencies standards, making it compatible with a large range of applications.

The working principle of the LSYUC3KY-FP switch is to detect the rotation of a lever arm from an open to close position. This detecton is achieved via a lever and multiple contact points on the switch. When the switch is actuated by moving the lever arm, the contacts close and an electric current is created. This current can then be used to activate modules, sensors or other electronic equipment.

The switch features a number of selectable features, including protection against shock and vibration, back-up protection against accidental actuation, and even a range of IP 67 and UL 94 V-0 enclosure ratings. This makes the switch suitable for a range of applications and industries, including automotive, marine and industrial engineering.

The LSYUC3KY-FP switch is a reliable and cost-effective way of providing reliable control for automotive and other industries. Its advanced design provides for a high level of protection, making it suitable for a wide range of environments, and its selectable features make it easy to customize for specific requirements. The switch is also capable of handling a large range of voltages and currents, giving it a wide range of potential applications.

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