V1051E4

Snap Action, Limit Switches

The V1051E4 is a type of snap-action limit switch. In order to achieve its purpose, this device works on two different principles. Firstly, the device senses a change in the force being applied to it, which can then be used to activate or deactivate the switch. Secondly, the device employs a stop mechanism in order to prevent the switch from being deactivated when the force being applied is constant.

Application Fields

The V1051E4 is used in a wide range of applications. In industrial and commercial settings, the switch can be used to control the operation of machines, elevators, conveyors, and automated systems. It is also used in security systems, fire alarms, and other safety devices. In addition, the switch can be used in temperature controls, water meters, and flow control valves in residential and public buildings. Finally, the switch can be used in lighting systems, timers, and thermostats.

Working Principle

The V1051E4 employs two different methods to achieve its purpose. Firstly, the device uses a moving contact contact arm. When the force being applied to it changes, the contact arm is triggered, and the switch is either activated or deactivated. Secondly, the switch employs a stop mechanism. This mechanism is in place to prevent the switch from being deactivated if the force being applied is constant.

In order to ensure that both of these principles function correctly, the V1051E4 uses an array of components and sensors. These components and sensors are designed to accurately detect and measure the force being applied to the contact arm. Additionally, the sensor is capable of detecting the direction in which the force is being applied. This enables the switch to accurately activate or deactivate when necessary.