WLMG2-LD Switches

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A limit switch is a switch used to control the position of mechanical parts within an automated system. Commonly used in automation, these devices are available in various sizes, shapes, and configurations to meet the specific application requirements. The WLMG2-LD limit switch provides a reliable way of controlling and monitoring the motion of a range of components in a wide variety of applications.

The WLMG2-LD switch is designed to provide reliable operation under arduous operating conditions. It is suitable for use in a variety of applications, including hazardous environments such as those involving high pressure or temperature. The switch is certified to meet Ingress Protection (IP) ratings up to IP68 and UL approved.

The WLMG2-LD switch is a snap-action device that has a variety of working principles and application fields. A snap-action switch is a device which, when a specific external force is applied, allows contact to be made or broken quickly, typically taking only milliseconds. In the case of the WLMG2-LD switch, a coil spring and a pivoting lever are used in conjunction to quickly break contact upon a predetermined force being applied.

The key application fields of the WLMG2-LD switch are in the field of automation, with its primary use being to control, detect and in some instances limit, the motion of machine parts such as doors, arms, slides, and latches. It can also be used as an emergency stop for hazardous systems, and as a safety switch for hazardous areas. The WLMG2-LD is also suitable for use in other high-pressure and temperature environments, such as in fire alarm systems.

The WLMG2-LD switch has a wide range of working principles, which includes mechanical, wet contact, electronic, and non-contact varieties. The mechanical variety is the most popular and is operated by a plunger or lever being actuated. In this type, the current is switched by moving a contact either into or away from an electromagnet, which then in turn closes or opens the circuit. Wet contact switches use a medium such as oil or water to establish contact between the two switch points. This type of switch is popular for applications where water or oil resistance is necessary.

Electronic switches, such as the WLMG2-LD switch, are less commonly used than their mechanical and wet contact counterparts. They are used in applications where power consumption is an issue, as the lack of moving parts allows for lower power consumption. Non-contact switches use an electrically-insulated pair of contacts instead of the physical contact of mechanical and wet contact switches.

In conclusion, the WLMG2-LD switch provides a reliable way of controlling and monitoring the motion of a range of components in a wide variety of applications. As a snap-action switch, it provides highly reliable operation and is suitable for use in hazardous environments. It is available in a range of working principles, including mechanical, wet contact, electronic, and non-contact varieties, enabling it to be used in a wide range of applications.

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