LZG1

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Snap Action, Limit Switches

Snap action or limit switches are commonly used in automation systems and industrial machinery. They consist of a switch body, a switch blade, and a pair of terminal screws. When the switch blade is pressed against the switch body, it makes an electrical connection between the two terminals, thus allowing current to flow through the device. This action causes an electrical or mechanical event to take place, such as activating a motor or triggering an alarm.

LZG1 is a type of snap action, limit switch. The switch is typically installed alongside a machine’s operating system, such as a drill press, milling machine, or other industry-type machines. This particular model is a latching switch with a single-pole, double-throw (SPDT) contact arrangement. This means that the switch has two positions, one that is held when the switch is depressed and another when the switch is released. The switch operates as a push-on/push-off switch, where a single action initiates a change from one position to the other.

The LZG1 switch is rated for either dry circuits or wet circuits and works in temperatures ranging from -20°C to +80°C. This versatility makes the switch ideal for use in a variety of applications. These include use in high-current environments, mechanical stop/start motors, electric brakes, and coffee machines. It is also used in industrial process controls and safety devices.

The main function of a snap action, limit switch is to regulate the electrical and mechanical actions of a machine or device. This ensures that the system operates in a safe and efficient manner. When a user depresses the blade of the switch, the blade makes contact with the switch body. This causes an electrical connection to be made, which initiates an electrical or mechanical action.

The switch body is made from hardened plastic or metal, and the blade is made of copper contacts. The switch body contains a coil that generates a magnetic field around the mechanical contacts. When the blade is depressed, the magnetic field causes the contacts to move, thereby changing the position of the switch blade. This allows current to flow through the device, which triggers the desired response.

The LZG1 is a reliable and high-performance snap action, limit switch. This particular type of switch is designed to be used in a wide range of industrial applications, making it a versatile and useful tool. The switch is durable, reliable, and offers long life in most installations. With its reliable performance and versatility, the LZG1 is an ideal choice for any automation system, process control, or safety device.

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