Honeywell Pin Plunger Micro Switch, Quick Connect Terminal, 25 A, SPST

Honeywell V7 series of microswitches have been specifically designed with long term reliability in mind. Protected by a rugged thermoplastic housing, the V7 series of microswitches can be used in a comprehensive range of applications and environments.

Extremely reliable snap-spring mechanism which has more than 60 years proven service
Wide current rating options available ranging from 0.1A up to 25A to ensure your application is covered
The V7 series boasts industry-leading temperature ranges of -40°C to +175°C, to ensure reliability within harsh conditions for years giving you peace of mind
Offers a very long life cycle with up to 10,000,000 cycles of operation, providing the user with a reduction in machine downtime and providing a reduction in total system cost

CSA, ENEC & UL

Use this microswitch from Honeywell to help improve safety and reliability in your switchable circuit systems. It features a pin plunger for automated switch return and a non-conductive thermoplastic casing to protect users against electric shocks. The switch's gold alloy contact provides effective electrical conductivity and corrosion resistance for reliable performance. Its single pole normally open (SPNO) configuration further enhances safety as the unit automatically switches your circuit off when it's not being manually operated. The component's quick-connect terminal makes it fast and simple to install without the need for specialised tools.

• Broad operating temperature range of -40°C to +85°C for use in demanding environments
• Long mechanical life of 10 million cycles to ensure long-lasting reliability
• Operating force of 1.23N (newtons) to 2.21N with a release force of 0.54N for a quick switching response

• Modern control systems
• Industrial equipment
• Large electrical circuits

SPNO switches like this one are usually much faster than normally closed switches while still improving user safety and switching control. This makes them handy in smaller electrical circuits set-ups where you may want fast-acting relays.