Snap-Action Switches Detection Switches General Catalogue 2005

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NOTES 1.Regarding fastening of switch body In fastening the switch body, use flat filister head M2.3 screws, with tightening torque of not more than 0.29N·m.To prevent loosening of the screws, it is recommended that spring washers be used with the screws and adhesive be applied to lock the screws. After mounting the switch and making wiring connectors, the insulation distance between ground and each terminal should be confirmed as sufficient. The positioning of the switch should be such that the pushbutton or actuator for the switch should not directly apply force to the operating section in the free condition.For a pushbutton, the force from the pushbutton should be applied in a perpendicular direction. In setting the movement after operation, the over-travel should be set not less than 70% as a standard.Setting the movement at less than 70% of O.T.may cause troubles such as mis-contact and welding due to small contact force of the switch. N.C. side Contact force N.O. side 0 P.T. 70% of O.T. specified value Usable area O.T. spedified value O.T. max. Stroke 2.Soldering operation For manual soldering: 60W soldering iron, soldering completed within 3 seconds; do not apply force to the terminals. For automatic soldering tank: 250°C +482°F immersion, completed within 6 seconds, 350°C +662°F immersion, completed within 3 seconds. Terminal portions must not be moved in min.1 minutes after soldering.Also no tensile strength of lead wires should be applied to terminals. 3.Regarding connector connections (.110 quick connect terminals) For making connections, a dedicated receptacle for .110 quick connect terminals should be used, and the terminals should be inserted parallel to the receptacle.Consideration should be given to mounting so that no tensile load is applied to the lead wires. 4.In making the switch selection Consideration should be given to provide for no interference up to +20% variation of the standard characteristics values. 5.Environment Locations where corrosive gases having a bad influence on contacts are present, and locations where there is an excessive amount of siliceous or other abrasive dust should be avoided. AV3,AVM3/AVT3,AVL3 6.Cautions regarding use This subminiatures switch has been designed as a dedicated switch for AC use, but it can be used for low capacity DC circuits. Please select gold-clad contact types when loads are in the low-level area of 1mA up to 100mA and 5V up to 30V. 3 A 100 mA 1 mA 0 DC AC 5 5 For switching of inductive loads (relays, solenoids, buzzers, etc.), in order to prevent damage to contacts due to the occurrence of arcing, an arc absorbing circuit should be applied 7.Quality check under Actual Loading Condition To assure reliability, check the switch under actual loading conditions.Avoid any situation that may adversely affect switching performance. 8.When using lever type switch, care should be taken not to apply undue force on the body from the opposite side or side ways to its operating direction. Ag Au (-61) Triple layer contact type Au (-64) Double layer contac type 15 30V 30 250V 91
AV3G SUBMINIATURE SWITCHES (Contact gap: more than 1mm .039inch type) VDE FS (AV3G) SWITCHES FEATURES • Conforming to IEC950 • Contact gap of greater than 1mm .039inch • UL/CSA/VDE/SEMKO under application TYPICAL APPLICATIONS • Office equiment (printers, copiers) ORDERING INFORMATION Ex. AV 3 2 5 5 G Type of switch FS switch Version 3: Standard Terminals 2: Self-standing solder terminal without guard 4: Self-standing PC terminal 8: .110 Quick-connect terminal Actuators 0: Pin plunger 1: Short hinge lever 2: Hinge lever 3: Long hinge lever 4: Simulated roller lever 5: Roller lever Operating force by pin plunger, max. 5: 1.47 N Contact gap G: More than 1 mm type PRODUCT TYPES Actuator Operating force Solder terminal Max. Without guard PC board terminal .110 Quick- connect terminal Pin plunger 1.47 N AV3205G3 AV3405G3 AV3805G3 Short hinge lever 0.59 N AV3215G3 AV3415G3 AV3815G3 Hinge lever 0.54 N AV3225G3 AV3425G3 AV3825G3 Long hinge lever 0.44 N AV3235G3 AV3435G3 AV3835G3 Simulated roller lever 0.54 N AV3245G3 AV3445G3 AV3845G3 Roller lever 0.59 N AV3255G3 AV3455G3 AV3855G3 Remark: Unless you request otherwise, the switch comes with a stamp indicating its conformance to standards. SPECIFICATIONS 1. Contact rating • Silver alloy contact type Voltage Resistive road (cos φ]1) 30 V DC 3 A 92
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ABJ1,2,3,4,5 Leaf lever mm inch Gen
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ABJ1,2,3,4,5 Mounting hole 3mm .118
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Standards Chart FS•FS-T switches
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