V15W-DZ200-AW1

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Snap action, limit switches are widely used in a variety of applications requiring mechanical actuation, such as level control. This article will discuss the application fields and working principles of the V15W-DZ200-AW1 snap action, limit switch.

Application Fields of the V15W-DZ200-AW1

The V15W-DZ200-AW1 snap action, limit switch is primarily used for applications where a device or component needs to be activated or deactivated based on the position of an object or part. Common applications of the V15W-DZ200-AW1 include level control, door and window open/close detection, automatic lathe control, temperature control, and automatic conveyor systems.

The V15W-DZ200-AW1 is especially well-suited for use in hazardous environments, such as in industrial settings, where long-lasting and shock resistance are both important. Its snap action, limit switch technology offers reliable switch operation even amidst frequent impacts. Plus, it has several features that make it easy to use in tough situations, including a large operate temperature range, high ROHS compliance, and reverse polarity protection.

Working Principle of the V15W-DZ200-AW1

The V15W-DZ200-AW1 utilizes snap action, limit switch technology to achieve its activation/deactivation goal. When an object or part moves into contact with the switch, either an electromechanical or a mechanical actuation force is transferred to the switch’s internal components, causing the switching operation.

From an electrical standpoint, the V15W-DZ200-AW1 contains several different components. It has an internal circuit board, which houses contacts, springs and a lever or contacts. Additionally, it contains a metal housing to protect the switch, a coil spring to support the lever, and a return spring to maintain the position of the contacts.

When an actuation force is applied to the switch, the lever is pressed down, pushing the contacts inside the internal circuit board together, and completing the circuit. During this process, the coil spring also assists in generating a “snap” sound, which indicates the switch has activated. When the actuation force is removed, the lever moves back and the contacts are separated, opening the circuit, and deactivating the switch.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the V15W-DZ200-AW1 is an excellent choice for a variety of applications requiring mechanical actuation. It boasts a variety of features to make it useable in even the most challenging of environments. Additionally, its snap action, limit switch technology makes it reliable, durable, and an all-around great choice for level control, door and window open/close detection, automatic lathe control, temperature control, and automatic conveyor systems.

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