V15W-WZ200A02-W2

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Snap action, limit switches are an integral part of any industrial application that needs to detect the position of an object and to send this information to a computer or other controller. The V15W-WZ200A02-W2 is a type of snap action, limit switch that offers a range of benefits when used in such applications.

This switch is designed to provide reliable electrical switching when the lever is pressed or released manually. It has an actuator arm that must be pressed up or down. When the switch is pressed, two contacts in the switch are brought close together and this causes an electrical current to flow, thus activating the switch.

The actuator arm of the switch is designed to snap back into place when the force energy is removed, hence the term “snap action”. A spring is used to ensure that the key does not remain stuck in the pressed position and a plastic cover can be added to further protect the switch from dirt and other foreign objects.

The V15W-WZ200A02-W2 is particularly useful in applications that require frequent and reliable switching. Examples include factory and assembly plant automation, as well as machine tools, printers and other motors. This type of switch also finds application in the home or workplace, such as in automatic door and window operators, air conditioning systems, lighting systems and other devices.

The working principle of the V15W-WZ200A02-W2 can be broken down into three stages. The first stage is referred to as the “make” stage, which occurs when the actuator arm is pressed and the contacts are brought together, allowing an electrical current to flow. The second stage is known as the “hold” stage, which is when the current remains steady and the contacts remain closed. The third stage is the “break” stage, in which the contacts are pushed apart and the current is interrupted.

The V15W-WZ200A02-W2 snap action, limit switch offers a simple, low cost and reliable means of detecting the position of an object or controlling the flow of an electrical current. It provides a relatively low cost solution to many industrial switching applications and, as such, is widely used in a range of industrial and commercial contexts.

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