WBX1A12ABA3

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Snap action, limit switches, are a type of switch used in industrial settings, to know when a specified object’s position has been reached, or it’s limit exceeded.WBX1A12ABA3 is a common type of switch used in motors, sensors, thermostats, and machines, where precise positions or adjustments must be maintained.

The working principle of this type of switch is based upon a flexible, bi-metallic element that is attached to an actuator. As the actuator is moved, the bi-metallic element is flexed and stretched, causing a change in its electrical properties. This change of electrical properties triggers the switch.

As the actuator is moved, the bi-metallic element is compressed, allowing electrical current to pass through it. This is the "open" state of the switch. Then, as the actuator continues to move, the bi-metallic element eventually reaches its threshold, at which point it snaps back into its original position and cuts off the electrical current.

WBX1A12ABA3 is commonly used in applications that require precise coordination between different components, such as motors and sensors. The switch can be used to measure position, speed, acceleration, deceleration, and other variables. Its flexible and robust design make it suited to a variety of hostile environment applications.

It can also be used to indicate the open or close state of a door, window, or valve. The presence of the switch helps to minimize the risk of an accidental collision by alerting operators to positions that should not be crossed, providing an extra level of safety in industrial settings.

Due to their reliable and efficient performance, snap action limit switches have become an essential tool for controlling and monitoring industrial machinery. The WBX1A12ABA3 is a dependable and cost-effective choice for any application that requires precise control and feedback.

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