SSSE11(D) Switches

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Snap action, limit switches are also known as limit sensors or limit detectors. They are a type of switch that is operated by the movement of a mechanical part or by a specific electric current. They are used extensively in applications involving measurement, control, and automation. The SSSE11(D) switch is particularly suited for applications that require high speed, repeatability and durability.

Working Principle

The working principle of the SSSE11(D) switch is based on a cam and roller mechanism. The cam is connected to an actuator arm that is driven by the current in a circuit. When the current reaches a certain level, the actuator arm pushes the cam, which drives the roller against the switch contact. The roller then pushes the contact up, creating an electrical connection. The opposite action takes place when the current drops below a certain level and the actuator arm is moved away from the cam.

Application Field

The SSSE11(D) switch is suitable for many different applications. It can be used to detect and control the speed of pumps and motors, measure temperature, control electrical relays, and measure the position of objects. It is also used to detect over-load and short-circuit in electrical apparatus. The switch has a high switching rate, making it suitable for applications that require high speed and accuracy. It can also be used in safety systems to detect gas and fire, and in security systems to detect intruders.

The SSSE11(D) switch also has a wide variety of industrial applications. It is used in automatic equipment, such as CNC machines, assembly lines, and packaging machines, as well as in robotics, consumer electronics, and home security systems. The switch is also suitable for environments with high temperatures, extreme pressures, and high vibrations.

The SSSE11(D) switch is reliable and durable, and can be used in applications requiring high-speed response and accuracy. Its robust design and long operational life make it an excellent choice for applications requiring frequent switching. In addition, its small size makes it suitable for applications in tight spaces and its fast response time makes it suitable for applications requiring quick switching.

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