SSSE20(C)

Snap action, limit switches are commonplace pieces of laboratory and industrial equipment. They are comprised of two pieces: the switch and the actuator. When the switch is activated, current is allowed to flow along an internal electrical circuit. This current is typically routed to a controller, which then responds by switching on or off some sort of process. The purpose of a snap action, limit switch is to operate that process according to specific parameters.

The SSSE20(C) Series is a type of snap action, limit switch with a tested lifetime of 5 million operations. It has many features, such as a range of switching capacities, a wide variety of actuators, a range of mechanical tolerances, a modular design and varying levels of protection. It also offers rated insulation materials and a very high current rating. The estimated electrical life of the SSSE20(C) is 200,000 operations, with a temperature range of -25°C to +120°C in both indoor and outdoor settings.

The SSSE20(C) can be applied to a range of different processes and machines. One potential application is a cutting machine in a steel plant. In this case, the switch can be used to control the speed and/or cutting force of the machine. Additionally, the switch can also be used in robotic arm systems and other industrial automation systems.

The working principle of the SSSE20(C) is fairly simple to understand. It uses an actuator, which is a piece of metal that moves when the switch is activated. When the actuator is triggered, it causes the switch points to close, and the current will flow through the circuit. As the current passes through the switch, it is directed to a controller, which can then operate the process according to the desired parameters.

In conclusion, the SSSE20(C) is a snap action, limit switch that provides reliable, repeatable performance with a long life span. It has a wide variety of features and applications, and its working principle is easy to understand. With its excellent specifications, the SSSE20(C) is a great addition to any laboratory or industrial equipment.