SSSE11(BA) Switches

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Snap action, limit switches are used extensively in the control and automation technology field. The SSSE11(BA) is just one example. These switches are typically used for emergency shutdowns, for alarming signals and for warning systems. They are reliable, cost-effective and easy to install.

SSSE11(BA) Snap Action, Limit Switch normally comprises two main components – a mechanical actuation and a contact (or contacts). The mechanical actuation (usually a button or lever) is connected to an internal hinge that helps it to close or open the contacts. The contact is typically made of metal and is surface mounted on the outside of the switch housing, providing a physical connection between the button and the electrical contact. When the button is pushed, the hinge pulls the contact open or closed, thus completing the circuit and allowing the electrical connection. The movement of the actuation can be limited using a separate stop, which also prevents the contact from being damaged.

The SSSE11(BA) Snap Action, Limit Switch is mainly used in low voltage applications such as temperature sensors, indicators, printers and other safety systems. It is also commonly used in industrial, electrical and automotive industries for safety interlocking, automated processes and machine control. These switches can be used to detect contact closure, continuous contact, isolation and electrical noise. The limit switch’s mechanical design can be tailored to each application need.

The working principle of the SSSE11(BA) Snap Action, Limit Switch is relatively straightforward. When the actuation is moved, it creates a force which closes or opens the contact. This force can be adjusted using a spring or a tensioner. If the contact is closed, electricity is able to flow through the electric circuit and the switch is said to be ‘on’. Conversely, if the contact is open, it does not allow electricity to flow and the switch is said to be ‘off’. The limit switch can be used to detect when a device or system has reached a predetermined state, or to activate a safety device once a certain limit has been exceeded.

The SSSE11(BA) Snap Action, Limit Switch is designed for use in applications where a low profile switch is required. The switch features a small outline, allowing it to be used in small enclosures and with limited space. It also features a wide temperature range, allowing it to be used in environments where temperatures vary significantly. The switch also features a high mechanical life, meaning that it can withstand many millions of cycles without failure.

The SSSE11(BA) Snap Action, Limit Switch is one of the most reliable and cost-effective switches on the market. It is easy to install and requires minimal setup. These switches offer excellent performance and reliability, making them a great choice for use in applications such as temperature sensors, process control systems, machine automation and alarming systems.

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