SPDT Micro Switch With Lever

Micro Switches are used for many different applications within building, automation and security. Some examples of these applications,The actuator form is a medium hinge lever. 

The mini micro switch features small size,long service life and high reliability,variety of terminals options and ,many levers choices.

The SPDT (Single Pole Double Throw) Micro Switch With Lever is a remarkable electrical component, combining compactness with enhanced functionality. The inclusion of a lever significantly expands its usability in various applications.

Lever - Enhanced Operation

The lever on this micro switch serves as an easy - to - actuate mechanism. It allows for remote or indirect activation, making it convenient to use in situations where direct access to the switch body might be difficult. For instance, in machinery with moving parts, the lever can be positioned in a location that is safe and accessible for operators to trigger the switch. The lever's design also enables the application of a small force to achieve the switching action, as it works on the principle of leverage. This means that even in applications where the available actuation force is limited, the switch can still be reliably operated.

Compact and Robust Build

Despite the addition of the lever, the switch maintains a relatively small footprint, making it suitable for space - constrained environments. Its construction is robust, with high - quality materials used for both the switch body and the lever. The internal components are carefully engineered to ensure consistent and reliable switching performance. The switch can withstand frequent actuation and harsh operating conditions, such as vibrations and temperature fluctuations.

Versatile Applications

In industrial settings, the SPDT Micro Switch With Lever is commonly used in conveyor systems to control the direction of material flow. The lever can be easily triggered by a mechanical stop or a sensor, allowing for seamless switching between different conveyor paths. In home automation, it can be used to control lighting systems, enabling users to switch between different lighting modes, like bright illumination and soft mood lighting, with a simple flick of the lever. Overall, this type of switch offers a blend of practicality and reliability across a wide range of applications.