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| Shape / Structure | General-purpose Limit switches |
|---|---|
| service life | General type |
| Operating mechanism | Snap action |
| Actuator | Rotating lever |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Leakage current | Approx. 0.47 mA |
| Switching mechanism | Self-reset mechanism |
| Contact configuration | 2-circuit double break type |
| Contact form | 1a1b |
| Load | General load |
| Ratings (AC): Non-Inductive load | Rated voltage: 125 VAC, Resistive load: 10 A (NC) 10 A (NO), Lamp load: 3 A (NC) 1.5 A (NO) Rated voltage: 250 VAC, Resistive load: 10 A (NC) 10 A (NO), Lamp load: 2 A (NC) 1 A (NO) |
| Ratings (AC): Inductive load | Rated voltage: 125 VAC, Inductive load: 10 A (NC) 10 A (NO), Motor load: 5 A (NC) 2.5 A (NO) Rated voltage: 250 VAC, Inductive load: 10 A (NC) 10 A (NO), Motor load: 3 A (NC) 1.5 A (NO) |
| Ratings (DC): Non-Inductive load | Rated voltage: 125 VDC, Resistive load: 0.8 A (NC) 0.8 A (NO), Lamp load: 0.2 A (NC) 0.2 A (NO) Rated voltage: 250 VDC, Resistive load: 0.4 A (NC) 0.4 A (NO), Lamp load: 0.1 A (NC) 0.1 A (NO) |
| Ratings (DC): Inductive load | Rated voltage: 125 VDC, Inductive load: 0.8 A (NC) 0.8 A (NO), Motor load: 0.2 A (NC) 0.2 A (NO) Rated voltage: 250 VDC, Inductive load: 0.4 A (NC) 0.4 A (NO), Motor load: 0.1 A (NC) 0.1 A (NO) |
| Explanation | The above values indicate the steady-state current. Lamp load has an inrush current of 10 times the steady-state current. Inductive load has a power factor of 0.4 Min. (AC) and a time constant of 7 ms Max. (DC). Motor load has an inrush current of 6 times the steady-state current. |
| Inrush current | NC: 30 A NO: 20 A |
| Indicator | Neon lump (Possible to change between Light when operating and Light when not operating.) Voltage: 125 to 250 VAC Leakage current: Approx. 0.47 mA |
| Conduit size | 1/2-14NPT |
| Ambient temperature | Operating: -40 CEL to 100 CEL (with no icing or condensation) |
| Ambient humidity | Operating: 35%RH to 95%RH (with no icing or condensation) |
| Permissible operating speed | 1 mm/s to 2 m/s |
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| Permissible operating frequency (Mechanically) | 300 operations / 1 minute Max. |
| Permissible operating frequency (Electrically) | 30 operations / 1 minute Max. |
| Contact resistance | 25 m Ohm Max. (Initial value) (Measuring method is contact resistance meter.) |
| Insulation resistance | Between live-metallic part and ground: 100 M Ohm Min. Between each terminal and non-live-metallic part: 100 M Ohm Min. (Condition, at 500 VDC Megger) |
| Dielectric strength | Between live-metallic part and ground: 1,500 VAC Between each terminal and non-live-metallic part: 1,500 VAC (Condition, 50/60 Hz for 1 min) |
| Durability (Mechanically) | 50,000,000 operations Min. (No load) (Temperature, Humidityconditions: 5 CEL to 35 CEL, 40 %RH to 70 %RH) |
| Durability (Electrically) | 1,000,000 operations Min. (Resistive load 10 A at 125 VAC) (Temperature, Humidityconditions: 5 CEL to 35 CEL, 40 %RH to 70 %RH) |
| Vibration resistance (Malfunction) | Vibration frequency range: 10 to 55 Hz, Double amplitude: 1.5 mm, Contact opening: 1 ms Max. at the free position and the total travel position. |
| Shock resistance (Destruction) | 1,000 m/s2 |
| Shock resistance (Malfunction) | Contact opening is 1 ms Max. at the free position and the total travel position at 600 m/s2. |
| Degree of protection | IEC60529 (JEM): IP67 NEMA250: Type3,4,4X,6P,13 |
| Applicable standard (UL) | Standard No.: UL508 File number: E76675 |
| Applicable standard (CSA) | Standard No.: C22.2 NO.14 File number: LR45746 |
| Applicable standard (CCC(CQC)) | Standard No.: GB14048.5 File number: 2003010305077615 |
| Mounting specification | Front mounting, Back mounting |
| Operating Force (OF) | Standard value 0.39 N.m Max. |
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| Release Force (RF) | Standard value 0.05 N.m Min. |
| Pre-Travel (PT) | Standard value 15 DEG Max. Average value 5 DEG Max. |
| Over-Travel (OT) | Standard value 70 DEG Min. |
| Movement Differential (MD) | Standard value 5 DEG Max. Average value 4 DEG Max. |
Precautions for correct use:
This switch does not provide an actuator. Select an actuator and put it on the switch.
As of March 1, 2008