RDI-H-LBR

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Snap action limit switches are used in a wide variety of applications, primarily for controlling the on/off operation of machinery such as industrial equipment. RDI-H-LBR limit switches have become increasingly popular due to their reliability and ease of installation. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of RDI-H-LBR limit switches.

Application Field

RDI-H-LBR limit switches are commonly used in conveyor systems, positioning systems, and robotics. In conveyor systems, they can be used to track the location of parts, monitoring the progress of an item on the conveyor belt and turning off the system when a certain point has been reached. In positioning systems, the switch can be used to accurately adjust the trajectory or speed of the device. In robotics, the switch is used to detect the presence of obstacles and shut down the system before the obstacle is reached.

RDI-H-LBR limit switches are also used in security and access control. In security systems, these switches are often used to detect the location of a particular object, allowing for the automated opening or closing of gates or doors. In access control systems, these switches may be used to verify the presence of an individual or vehicle at a restricted area, allowing or denying access as needed.

Working Principle

RDI-H-LBR limit switches use a simple mechanical system to detect the position of an item. The switch consists of a lever arm attached to a trigger pin, with a lever arm positioned in between. When the trigger pin is pushed, the lever arm moves, causing the switch to activate.

When the trigger pin is pushed, the lever arm closes an internal contact and energizes a signal circuit. This signal circuit can then be used to control a variety of electronic or mechanical systems. The signal circuit is typically maintained until the lever arm is moved to its original position, at which point the contact is opened and the signal circuit is de-energized.

RDI-H-LBR limit switches are available in a variety of sizes and configurations to meet the needs of a wide range of applications. The switches are typically sealed to protect them from dust, moisture, and other contaminants, and many models are available with extension leads to make installation easier.

RDI-H-LBR limit switches are a reliable and versatile solution for a variety of applications. Their simple mechanical construction allows them to operate reliably even in extreme environments, and their wide range of sizes and configurations make them suitable for almost any application.

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