Snap-Action Switches Detection Switches General Catalogue 2005

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AM1 TERMINAL COVER FOR NZ BASIC SWITCHES mm inch <strong>General</strong> tolerance: ±0.4 ±.016 Terminal cover (for the standard type with soldering terminal) AA7000 R4 .157 21.2 .835 17.9 +0.2 0 .705 +.008 0 8 .315 Terminal cover (for the standard type with screw terminal) 21.2 .835 17.9 +0.2 0 .705 +.008 0 4.4 .173 4.2 +0.1 −0.05 .165 +.004 −.002 5.5 .217 4.2 +0.1 −0.05 .165 +.004 −.002 R2.1 .157 8 .315 8 .315 53.2 2.094 50 1.969 25.4±0.1 1.000±.004 R4 .157 16.5 .650 8 .315 53.2 2.094 50 1.969 25.4±0.1 1.000±.004 8 .315 8 .315 4.2 +0.1 −0.05 .165 +.004 −.002 16 .630 4.2 +0.1 −0.05 .165 +.004 −.002 1. Terminal cover can protect switches from external force and the leakage between terminals can be avoided. Also it can be a simple safety protector because the direct touch of fingers to terminals can be avoided. 2. Nylon 66 is used for higher durability. 3. The height of terminal cover for the solder types is lower than terminal cover for the screw types. 4. AA7000 and AA8000 have 6 knoch-out portions. Lead wire can be taken out from any desired portion. AA8000 R4 .157 8 .315 4.4 .173 5.5 .217 R2.1 .157 8 .315 R4 .157 16.5 .650 8 .315 8 .315 20 .787 8 .315 8 .315 NOTES 1. Regarding fastening of switch body 1) In fastening the switch body, use M4 mounting screws to attach switches with the torque 1.5 N·m or less. 2) After mounting and wiring, the insulation distance between ground and each terminal should be confirmed as sufficient. 2. Adjustment of the operating device The operating device should be positioned so that it applies no stress to the pushbutton or actuator when the switch is in the open position. If this condition is exceeded, the mechanical and electrical performance will be impaired. In addition, the force applied by the operating device should be in a perpendicular direction. Even if the pushbutton is used in the full total travel position, there will be no influence on the life of the switch. 3. Soldering operations Soldering should be done in less than 5 seconds, with a 60 watt iron (tip temperature = 350°C 662°F max.). Care should be taken not to apply force to the terminal during soldering. 4. Avoid using switches in the following conditions: • In corrosive gases such as hydrogen sulfide. • In flammable or explosive gases such as gasoline or thinner etc. • In a dusty environment. • In an ambient humidity over 85%. • In the conditions where the perpendicular operating speed is less than 0.1 mm/sec. or more than 1,000 mm/sec. • In a silicon atmosphere. 5. Others Caution should be taken not to drop switches. 59
AM5 VDE MINIATURE SWITCHES WITH HIGH PRECISION QV (AM5) SWITCHES FEATURES • High precision as a result of designing ideal spring by using computer analysis O.P. 14.7±0.4mm .579±.016inch • Reliable design with shock resistance min. 980 m/s 2 {100 G} • High inrush resistance 160A • Wide variety of contact ratings and terminal types • UL/CSA/VDE/SEMKO approved Standard type contact gap is 1mm .039inch. Please consult us if you need more than 1mm .039inch contact gap. TYPICAL APPLICATION • Home appliances • Vending machines • Amusement and communication equipment • Copiers • <strong>General</strong> industrial machines CONSTRUCTION 1. Silver alloy contact 2. Gold clad contact ORDERING INFORMATION Ex. AM5 0 6 1 0 C 5 R Type of Operating force by Contact rating Terminals Actuators Terminals switch pin plunger (max.) Guard AM5: QV switch 00: 0.1 A (Gold clad) 06: 6 A (Silver alloy) 11: 11 A (Silver alloy) 16: 16 A (Silver alloy) 21: 21 A (Silver alloy) (Product is end of life) 1: Bottom COM, SPDT 2: Bottom COM, SPST-NC 3: Bottom COM, SPST-NO 4: Side COM, SPDT 5: Side COM, SPST-NC 6: Side COM, SPST-NO 0: Pin plunger 1: Short hinge lever 2: Hinge lever 3: Long hinge lever 4: Simulated roller lever 5: Short roller lever 6: Roller lever (A: .187 Quickconnect/solder terminal) C: .187 Quickconnect terminal D: .250 Quickconnect terminal 3: 0.49 N 4: 0.98 N 5: 1.96 N 6: 2.94 N 7: 3.92 N R: Right hand guarded L: Left hand guarded Remarks: 1. Not every combination is available. Please refer to the table, PRODUCT TYPES . 2. .187 Quick connect/solder terminal and 2.94 N operating force types are custom ordered. Please consult us. 3. When ordering agency standard approved types, please attach the following number to the part number. 9: UL/CSA 6 × 10 3 rated 4: UL/CSA 10 5 rated 3: UL/CSA 6 × 10 3 rated, VDE and SEMKO approved 31: UL/CSA 10 5 rated, VDE and SEMKO approved 8: VDE and SEMKO approved 60
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Matsushita Electric Works Switch Se
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Switch Selector Chart • Type of s
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Switch Selector Chart FS/FS-T Submi
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AV4 PRODUCT TYPES Type of contacts
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AV4 2. Angle terminal Right angle t
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AGX VDE SAFETY INTERLOCK SWITCH SMA
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AGX CONSTRUCTION Dual safety constr
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AV1 VDE SAFETY INTERLOCK SWITCH CON
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AV1 CONSTRUCTION [Screw mounting ty
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AV1 3 Form A 3 Form A type without
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AGL 3. Operating characteristics Pi
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ABC3 1.4 MM ULTRA SLIM HIGH RELIABL
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ABC3 CIRCUIT CONSTRUCTION • N.O.
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ABC2 NEW 1 Form A 1 Form B (Additio
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ABC2 DIMENSIONS 1. Standard type (R
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ABC2 2. Long stroke type (Right ang
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ABC2 NOTES 1. Mounting 1) The posit
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ABC1 SPECIFICATIONS 1. Contact rati
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ABP8 A PIERCED EARRING SIZE DETECTI
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ABU8 A ULTRA MINIATURE SIZED DETECT
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AHF2 SMALL, HIGHLY RELIABLE TIP SEN
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AHF2 • Reverse mounting type mm i
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Standards Chart FS•FS-T switches
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