Telemecanique Sensors Roller Lever, 240V ac

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RS Stock No.:
447-3452
Distrelec Article No.:
136-30-868
Mfr. Part No.:
XCKP2145P16
Manufacturer:
Telemecanique Sensors
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Brand

Telemecanique Sensors

Actuator Type

Roller Lever

Contact Type

Snap Action

Conduit Entry

M16

RoHS Status: Exempt

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Telemecanique XCKP2145P16 Limit Switch


• Forms part of the OsiSense XC range of products

• Fixed body type

• Features a rotary head

• Comprised of a hardwearing plastic material

• The operator type is a spring return roller lever thermoplastic variable length

• 1NC - 1 NO contact types

• 2 poles

• Snap-action contact operation

• Minimum torque for tripping is 0.1 N.m

• Dimensions – W31mm X H65mm x D30mm

Telemecanique Electromechanical Limit Switches


Introducing Telemecanique OsiSense XC range of limit switches and accessories. With precise operating points and visible operation, these Telemecanique limit switches are the perfect solution for a multitude of applications including escalators, electrical assembly equipment and material handling. A limit switch is commonly made up of an actuator head, switch body and receptacle, predominantly used as part of a control system within industrial applications such as those listed before. These ones in particular also feature double insulation and have a robust, hard-wearing material.

The products that sit within this range are compact and easy to use, they are made up from reinforced UL-VO thermoplastic which provides an extra layer of protection and has an IP rating of IP66.

How does a limit switch work?


The limit switches function through a contact proximity sensor device that features an actuator that is mechanically linked to a set of output contacts. When an object comes into contact with the actuator, the device then operates the contacts to make or break an electrical connection.

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