Limit switch is a commonly used electronic component product. Where is this product generally used? What are the characteristics of the product? The usage of limit switches is quite large and has become an indispensable product in modern life. Today, let's take a look at where limit switches are mainly used.

There are many fields where limit switches can be applied. For example, in the household appliances we usually use, limit switches are used. When the washing machine is spin drying, a limit switch is installed inside to connect the circuit. When the washing machine starts running, the inside is connected, and when the lid is opened, the power inside will be cut off. If the current does not pass through, it will not work. Video recorders and tape recorders can also be applied to achieve automated control, requiring the use of such power control products.

Limit switches are also commonly used products in the industrial field, mainly used when mechanical displacement changes, which generates electrical signals and changes the operation mode of the motor to control machine products. Limit switches are actually quite common in the industrial field and are combined with various large equipment to form automated devices. The normal operation of large-scale automation equipment actually relies on limit switches and travel switches, which are mechanical switches mainly based on the principle of mechanical contact. Compared to electronic switches, such switches are more suitable for industrial environments with poor environmental conditions.

The structure of limit switches is also divided into different types, some are direct acting, some are roller type, and some are micro acting. Some limit switches use a combination product structure, and these products can be used normally in work.