WL01GCA2

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Snap Action, Limit Switches are switches that actuate when an external force is applied to them. This force causes them to switch from one position to another, thereby making it an ideal choice for applications that require a large amount of force to be applied. The WL01GCA2 is an example of such a switch, and this article covers its application field and working principle.

The WL01GCA2 snap action limit switch is typically used in applications requiring high switching frequencies, such as those in the area of automation and industrial control. The switch is suitable for use in both indoor and outdoor settings, making it the perfect choice for machinery operating in harsh environments. In addition, the switch has a high contact rating, making it suitable for heavy-duty operations.

In terms of its working principle, the WL01GCA2 is a two-stage snap action switch. The first stage is an actuator arm which is used to trigger the switch. It is held in place by a spring and the force applied to it causes the arm to snap down, thereby making the connection and switching the contacts. The second stage is a contact spring, which is compressed when the actuator arm is pulled down, pushing the contact points together and completing the electrical circuit.

The switch has a variety of features, such as quick and responsive switching, reliable electrical connections, single-pole double-throw contacts, adjustable contact gap and adjustable force, among others. The switch is also IP65 rated for protection against dust and water, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.

The WL01GCA2 is an easy to use switch, offering a simple operation and optimal performance. It is the perfect choice for applications requiring reliable switching and an adjustable contact gap, such as those found in the automation and industrial control industries.

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