Limit & Snap-Action Switches

Limit switches detect mechanical position through an actuator such as a plunger, roller or lever. The actuator shape and travel determine where the switch operates, so matching the housing alone can shift... Read full introduction Show less

Limit switches detect mechanical position through an actuator such as a plunger, roller or lever. The actuator shape and travel determine where the switch operates, so matching the housing alone can shift the switching point.

For guard-door devices, use the specified safety-switch model and its matching actuator. A general limit switch is not automatically a substitute for a safety interlock. Non-contact detection parts are in proximity sensors.

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