| Customization: | Available |
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| Type: | Electromagnetic |
| Output Signal Type: | Digital Output |
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Ball bearing switch, also known as ball switch, ball switch or bead switch, is a vibration switch, mainly through conductive beads under the action of gravity or magnetic force to touch the two ends of the circuit, and then achieve the circuit on and off.
| Dimension | 14*18*35mm |
| Cable | PVC 600mm |
| Terminal tension | 500gf/min |
| Humidness | 25-95%RH |
| Service life | 100,000 times |
1.Q:What is a ball tilt switch?
A:Tilt sensors are switches that can detect basic motion/orientation. The metal tube has a little metal ball that rolls around in it, when its tilted upright, the ball rolls onto the contacts sticking out of end and shorts them together.
2.Q:What is the purpose of a tilt switch?
A:A tilt switch is a type of sensor that detects changes in its orientation or tilt. It is designed to open or close an electrical circuit based on the switch's position. Tilt switches are simple devices that are often used to trigger actions in response to changes in an object's position or orientation.
3.Q:What is the disadvantage of tilt switch?
A:A change in the orientation of the sensor causes the bead to roll in the tube, touching both the contacts and closing the switch. Advantages of mercury tilt switches are their low cost and ease of use. Disadvantages include the toxic nature of the material and that they can perform only on/off functions.
4.Q:Where are tilt switches used?
A:Tilt switches are used in a wide range of industrial settings, such as sounding an alarm when there is a fault.
5.Q:How does tilt level switch work?
A:The SOLIBA needs to be suspended vertically at the desired height. Once the flow of grain reaches the SOLIBA, its the microswitch inside will tilt at a switching angle of 10º. Likewise, the SOLIBA returns to its vertical position when the grain level decreases.
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