RDI2LBS2

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There is a wide range of applications for RDI2LBS2, a snap action limit switch. A limit switch is a type of switch that senses the presence or absence of an object and moves the switch into contact with a conductor to create a circuit when an object is in the vicinity of the switch contacts. This article will cover the various applications and how this switch works to produce an electrical circuit.

Applications Of RDI2LBS2

The design of the RDI2LBS2 makes it suitable for a variety of applications. This type of limit switch can be used in a wide range of on-off applications, such as actuating mechanisms, or as a start/stop switch in a variety of equipment. Some of the most common applications include:

• Industrial Automation
• Medical Equipment
• Manufacturing Machinery
• Transmission Lines
• Printing and Carton-Making Machines

Working Principle Of RDI2LBS2

RDI2LBS2 snap action limit switches are single-pole, double-throw switches. This type of switch has three positions, open, closed and tripped. The switch lever has a spiral spring that when actuated, causes it to snap open and closed. The lever can easily be actuated by hand or by the use of a machine.

In the open position, an insulated gap exists between the switch contact points. When an object passes through the gap or hits the lever, the lever is moved and the contacts close, making an electrical connection. When the lever is released, the switch returns to it\'s open state, breaking the connection.

The switch is designed to open and close quickly, which makes it suitable for high speed applications like Robotics, where responsiveness and accuracy are important. The switch is also designed so that it can withstand a large amount of force and temperature change, making it suitable for outdoor applications.

Conclusion

RDI2LBS2 snap action limit switches are versatile switches that can be used in a variety of applications. The switch operates by sensing the presence of an object and moving the switch lever into contact with a conductor to create a circuit. The switch is designed to open and close quickly and can withstand a large amount of force and temperature change, making it suitable for outdoor applications.

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