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FC-001 IP65 NO/NC Door Limit Switch 24-400V AC 24-250V DC

FC-001 IP65 NO/NC Door Limit Switch 24-400V AC 24-250V DC

SKU
FC-001
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SKU FC-001
Manufacturer FANDISEU
Voltage 24-400 V.ac / 24-25 V.dc
IP Rating IP20

Description

Description

The Axair limit switch can be used within electrical cabinets or enclosures to mechanically activate on a sensor alarm, to switch the light on or to cut the power and live voltages off when the door opens. 

 

More Details:

 

  • Normally Open / Normally Closed snap action
  • Plastic casing
  • Voltage range 24 to 400Vac 50/60Hz
  • 0.06kg
  • IP20 Ingress Protected
  • Class II
  • Fixed by No 2 M4 Screws
  • FC-001 range - Plain plunger version
  • Size: 73mm (L) x 30.3mm (W)
  • Other specifications available on request (additional lead times)

Limit switches automatically monitor and indicate whether the movement limits of a particular device have been exceeded. A standard industrial limit switch is an electromechanical device that contains an actuator linked to a series of contacts. When an object meets the actuator, the limit switch triggers the contacts to either form or break an electrical connection. Limit switches are commonly employed in a wide range of applications and under a variety of operating conditions due to their ease of installation, relatively straightforward design, ruggedness, and reliability.
 
Industrial machinery that undergoes automatic operations usually requires control switches that activate according to the movements involved in a machine’s performance. For repeat usage, the accuracy of the electrical switches needs to be reliable and their response rate should be prompt. Due to the mechanical specifications and performance parameters of different machines, factors such as size, operational force, mounting method, and stroke rate are important characteristics in the installation and maintenance of limit switches. In addition, a limit switch’s electrical rating should be matched to the mechanical system loads that it will be controlling in order to avoid instrument failure.

 

For more information to determine if you require a Limit switch or additional support with your enclosure management, contact us on 01782 349 430 or email sales@axair-fans.co.uk