A sensor that can maintain a closed state.
This is a magnet catch that integrates a switch function that responds to opening and closing, along with a magnetic force retention function for doors and lids. By using an ultra-small push-type detection switch, we have achieved compactness. The detection signals generated during the opening and closing operations allow for automatic lighting and turning off of lighting fixtures inside cabinets or furniture, or for automatically sounding a buzzer. It can be screwed in from two directions: horizontal and vertical. The switch specifications are available in NC (Normally Closed) and NO (Normally Open) types.
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【Features】 - Built-in push switch in the conventional catch structure - Equipped with both opening/closing switch and door lock functions - Small mounting area, suitable for compact equipment - Guaranteed for 100,000 opening and closing cycles - Two types of contact operation: NC (Normally Closed) and NO (Normally Open) - Can be screwed from two directions: horizontal and vertical 【Precautions for Use】 - Avoid applying excessive impact to the switch, as it may damage the internal components and cause malfunction. - Do not store or use in a strong magnetic field. - If anything creates an air gap on the adhesive surface of this product, it may lead to unstable operation. - Applying horizontal load to the switch protrusion may cause switch damage.
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General OA equipment such as copiers and printers, and door sensors for FA equipment.
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| Model number | overview |
|---|---|
| CA-0111 | ・Mechanical type・Normal close type ・Suction power: 2kgf or more |
| CA-0165 | ・Mechanical type・Normal open type ・Suction power: 2kgf or more |
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