RDI-H-L

The usage of RDI-H-L can easily be seen in the variety of applications it is used in. This form of device comprises a contact which is adjusted to open when an actuation force is applied to a set limit switch. When the limit switch is actuated, a signal is sent to a processor which then passes it on to an external operating system.

RDI-H-L devices are commonly used in Snap Action and Limit Switch applications. Snap Action is an actuation force that is applied to the switch which causes it to snap the contact open or closed. This type of device comes in both single and double pole snap switch varieties and can be used to operate a variety of controllers, such as thermostats, float switches and flame detectors.

In limit switches, the contact is generally adjustable so that it opens at a predetermined value. This setting is designed to provide control of an electrical circuit, such as an air conditioner or heating system compressor. Limit switches are also often used in industrial control applications such as conveyors or power tools.

The working principle of RDI-H-L is based on the concept of a ‘discrete’ switching action. This means that the actuated contact will remain open or closed until the actuating force is removed. This type of device is particularly useful in applications where reliable switch action is necessary, such as automotive and machine control.

In addition to controlling electrical circuits and power tools, RDI-H-L can be used to trigger alarms, breakers and even door locks. The versatility of this type of device also allows for remote activation via radio signals. This means that it can be used in wireless security systems and even in home automation systems.

RDI-H-L is a reliable and simple form of device which is commonly used in a variety of applications. It is highly versatile and can be used to control a range of circuits, machine tools and even door locks. This type of device is easy to install and use and offers reliable switch action which can be tailored to meet specific requirements.