V7-1B17D8-122-1

Snap Action, Limit Switches

The V7-1B17D8-122-1 limit switch is a small snap-action type switch capable of detecting very small movements. It is typically used to detect the presence or absence of objects or when a motion or position of a part needs to be tracked. This switch operates using its spring loaded micro switch, which “snaps” open or closed when desired position or motion is reached. The switch can detect a movement or position of an item in either direction, up or down. It is also capable of detecting small changes in an item’s orientation, dampens vibrations, prevents false triggering and is insensitive to any dust or dirt.

The V7-1B17D8-122-1 is designed for use in industrial, commercial, and domestic settings. It is commonly used in manufacturing, packaging, transportation, machine tools, and automation systems. It can be used to measure and detect changes in temperature, speed, velocity, force, pressure, and position. This switch is often used in medical equipment, on assembly lines, in HVAC systems, and in motor control systems. It is also found in elevators and escalators, amusement rides, and in automated robots. It is often used in safety applications as an emergency stop switch, to detect the presence of objects and position changes in order to prevent injury or damage.

The V7-1B17D8-122-1 has a few key features which make it suitable for a variety of applications. It is made of high-quality material that has a long lifecycle and is designed to handle high-load and wide range of temperature. It is easy to install, and has a simple wiring setup with multiple input and output options. The switch also features a low-energy and low-noise design. Finally, it is dust and moisture-proof, which enables operation in harsh environmental conditions.

The V7-1B17D8-122-1 works by using a special type of mechanical trigger. This switch has a movable contact which engages a stationary target when pressure is applied. When the movable contact is triggered, it changes the state of the switch, either opening or closing the alternate contacts of the switch, depending on the setup and desired operation. This switch can be wired in a variety of ways, including a normally open (NO), normally closed (NC), and a change-over configuration. This versatility makes the switch very useful in a wide range of applications.