Siemens 3SE5 112-0CH51 International Limit Switch Complete Unit, Twist Lever, Adjustable Length, 40mm Metal Enclosure, Metal Lever, 19mm High Grade Steel Roller, Snap Action Contacts, 1 NO + 1 NC Contacts
This Siemens 3SE5 112-0CH51 mechanical limit switch comes as a complete unit with a 40 mm wide metal enclosure, one normally-open (NO) and one normally-closed (NC) snap action contact and a twist lever actuator, and is suitable for use in plant and building automation systems. The snap action operation provides simultaneous switching of all contacts, regardless of actuator speed. The twist lever actuator is adjustable in length, can be rotated around the enclosure axis in increments of 22.5 degrees, and has a 19 mm high-grade steel roller. This mechanical limit switch conforms to the European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization (CENELEC) EN 50047 standard for dimensions and mechanical data and the EN 50041 standard for quality assurance, and is suitable for use in applications in contaminated environments.
Positive opening of NC contacts | EN 60947-1 |
Quality assurance | EN 50041 |
Dimensions and mechanical data | EN 50047 |
Degree of protection | IP66/67 |
Mechanical limit switches are used to make or break electrical circuit connections as part of a facility automation system. The switch is composed of a contact block with one or more electrical contacts, wiring connections, an enclosure for protection, and an actuator head for tracking object movement. Switch contacts can be normally open or normally closed, and switch connections can be either quick or slow, depending on the switch design, and they can include status LEDs and connector sockets. Actuator head types include rounded and roller plungers, roller and angular roller levers, spring rods, twist levers and rod actuators with a twist actuator, and fork levers with a twist actuator. Mechanical limit switches are used in many applications such as elevators, conveyors, doors, water tanks, railroad crossings, emergency exits, and as emergency shutoffs in industrial workplaces.
Siemens manufactures electronic products for building automation, industrial drives, lighting, energy generation, medical equipment, and rail transportation. The company, founded in 1847 and headquartered in Germany, meets International Standards Organization (ISO) standards 14001, 9001 and TS 16949.