Limit Switch Long Roller Lever

Overview

The Long Roller Lever Limit Switch is a fundamental component for position sensing and control in automation systems. This switch offers a reliable mechanical interface for triggering actions in your project. It is great for CNC machines, robotics, or any project that requires precise position detection.

Key Features

• Long Roller Lever Actuator: Provides a wide contact surface and smooth operation, ideal for detecting moving parts with low force.
• Robust Construction: Durable materials ensure long-lasting performance in industrial and hobbyist environments.
• Wide Operating Temperature Range: Functions reliably from -25°C to +85°C, suitable for various environments.
• Versatile Electrical Ratings: Supports up to 250VAC and 3-16A, making it suitable for a range of control circuits.
• Simple Integration: Standard mounting holes and terminal connections allow for easy installation.

Technical Specifications

• Max. Voltage: 250VAC
• Max. Current: 3-16A
• Operating Temperature: -25°C to +85°C
• Actuator Type: Long Roller Lever
• Switch Type: SPDT (Single Pole Double Throw) (assumed)

Applications & Use Cases

• CNC Machines: End-stop and homing switches for precise positioning.
• Robotics: Limit detection for arm movements and safety interlocks.
• 3D Printers: End-stop switches for axis calibration.
• Conveyor Systems: Object detection and counting.
• Home Automation: Door/window sensors and safety cut-offs.

What's Included

• 1x Long Roller Lever Limit Switch
• Mounting screws (if applicable)

Compatibility

• Compatible with most microcontrollers (Arduino, Raspberry Pi, etc.) when used with appropriate pull-up/pull-down resistors.
• Can directly control relays, contactors, and PLCs within its electrical ratings.

MOKWN Recommendation

This limit switch is a reliable choice for makers and engineers seeking a cost-effective position sensing solution. Its long roller lever ensures gentle contact and reduces wear, making it ideal for frequent operation. For projects requiring precise end-stop detection, we recommend pairing it with a mechanical or magnetic alternative for redundancy.