WLG2-55LDS-DGJS-N

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WLG2-55LDS-DGJS-N is a type of snap action, limit switch used to detect the presence or absence of an object or detect the open or closing of a contact. Depending on the application, the snap action, limit switch can detect either a slow-moving or jolting motion. In some uses, the switch will only detect the presence of an object, where in other uses it will detect the closing of the contact.

Snap action, limit switches are employed in a variety of applications, such as automotive and industrial safety systems, machinery, HVAC controls, and many other applications. In applications such as machinery and HVAC control, the snap action, limit switch can detect the presence of an object, or detect the open or closing of a contact, and is used to control the on/off switching of motors, fans, and other devices. It is designed to detect the presence or absence of an object or determine the closed or open state of a contact.

WLG2-55LDS-DGJS-N snap action, limit switch utilizes a lever-operated design that can detect either slow moving or jolting motion. The switch typically has four terminals namely Normally Closed (NC), Normally Open (NO), Common (C) and Ground (G). When the actuator is not activated (no motion present), the NC and NO terminals are in contact. When the actuator is actuated (due to the presence of motion / jolt or closing of the contact), the NC and NO terminals are disconnected. The C and G terminals are connected regardless of the switch state. The switch can be used as a safety cut-off, alarm trigger or circuit control switch.

The functionality of WLG2-55LDS-DGJS-N snap action, limit switch is made possible by its working principle. Its construction consists of an electromechanical contact system that consists of a lever, a cam, and a spring. The lever is connected to the actuator housing and can move up and down. When a jolt or closing of the contact is detected, the lever is moved thus causing the contact system to be opened or closed. The spring is responsible for providing the necessary force to maintain the lever in its default state. When the actuator is actuated, the lever is moved against the force of the spring, thus causing the contact system to open or close. The cam is what actuates the lever which in turn activates the contact system.

In summary, WLG2-55LDS-DGJS-N snap action, limit switch is a switch designed to detect slow moving or jolting motion and is employed in automotive and industrial safety systems, machinery, HVAC controls, and many other applications. It utilizes a lever-operated design and consists of four terminals (NC, NO, C and G). The working principle of the snap action, limit switch is based on an electromechanical contact system which consists of a lever, a cam, and a spring.

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