WLCA2-14-N

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Snap Action, Limit Switches

A WLCA2-14-N is an electrical snap action, limit switch. It is activated with the help of rotating the actuator. The switch\'s internal electrical components open and close the circuit that controls the electrical power supply.

Working Principle

The WLCA2-14-N switch has a small, spring-loaded actuator. When the actuator is pushed by an external force, it pushes against a switch lever and activates the electrical components inside the switch. When the actuator is released, the switch lever returns to its original position, and the switch closes again.

The switch two packages: the body and the lever. The body typically contains the electrical connections, and the lever helps to trigger the switch into the open or closed positions. It also helps to resist outside forces that can cause the switch to open or close.

Application Fields

The WLCA2-14-N snap action, limit switch is typically used in a variety of applications. It is popularly used in industrial automation, medical equipment, food processing, elevator door automatic control and so on. As these applications require a high degree of accuracy and reliability, the accuracy, reliability and repeatability of the WLCA2-14-N are crucial.

The WLCA2-14-N switches are used in medical equipment due to the fact that they open and close the circuit with great accuracy. With its accurate operation, the switch ensures that medical equipment operates safely and reliably. In food processing and elevator door control, the switch\'s accurate operation ensures that the food is processed and the elevator car is properly operated and moves safely.

The WLCA2-14-N switches can also be used in a wide range of industrial applications, such as controlling motors, controlling high-temperature machines and controlling robots. With its accurate operation, the switch can ensure the safe and reliable operation of these machines.

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