TD1105B

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Snap action, limit switches are devices used to sense when something has reached a certain point in its mechanism. TD1105B is a type of such switch that can detect a range of defined positions. The switch typically opens and closes an electrical circuit when its set points are exceeded.

The TD1105B is mainly used in automation, control and industrial applications. This switch can be used in many different applications such as conveyor systems, machine tools and process controls. It can also be used to detect when a motor has reached a prescribed position in its cycle and to provide a signal to the controller when it has done so. The switch typically operates with an analog signal, meaning that its sensitivity can be adjusted to meet different needs. The switch can detect a range of travel conditions, such as when a manual start or stop signal is given, when a variable speed is needed, when automatic control is required or when a pre-set position is reached.

The working principle behind this switch is simple. The switch itself consists of two parts, a reed and a contact. The reed responds to changes in its environment and bends or flexes when an external pressure is applied, thus causing the contact to either open or close. When the switch reaches its set points, the reed bends and causes the connected contact to close. The switch is designed such that the reed returns to its original position when the applied pressure is removed, thus re-opening the contact.

TD1105B is a versatile switch that is used in a wide variety of applications. Its sensitivity can be adjusted to suit the specific needs of the user, thus allowing it to be used in a wide range of applications. Its simple working principle also makes it an ideal choice for various types of industrial automation and control applications.

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