
IP66 50mm limit switch with steel roller plunger. Snap action, 400V AC, -25 to +70°C. Ideal for industrial automation.
The CamdenBoss CE21 Series Limit Switch features an IP66-rated metal casing for robust protection against dust and water ingress, making it suitable for demanding industrial environments. With a 50mm width and a steel roller plunger actuator, it provides reliable and precise position sensing for a variety of machinery and equipment.
This limit switch offers snap action contacts, ensuring quick and clean switching, and is rated for use up to 400V AC (10A) or 250V DC (2.8A). It operates within a wide temperature range of -25°C to +70°C, with a high switching frequency of 3600 cycles per hour, making it a dependable choice for automation systems.
Key Features
This limit switch is designed for longevity and performance, ensuring your applications run securely and efficiently. Its robust construction and technical specifications make it a trusted component for various industrial control systems.
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