Telemecanique Sensors
Telemecanique Sensors XCMD2116L1 limit switch roller lever 1NC/1NO
Limit switch with roller lever actuator, 1NC/1NO contacts rated 6A at 240V AC/DC, miniature body NEMA 1, 2, 4, 6, 6P, 12, 13
- Reliable position detection with roller lever actuator
- Versatile circuit control via 1NC/1NO contact form
- Robust AC and DC switching at 6A 240V
- Compact miniature body fits tight spaces 1.18 in wide
- Broad environmental protection with NEMA 1 2 4 6 6P 12 13 ratings
Telemecanique XCMD2116L1 limit switch
The Telemecanique Sensors XCMD2116L1 is a miniature limit switch with a roller lever actuator. It features a 1NC/1NO contact form and side actuator location. The switch carries NEMA ratings 1, 2, 4, 6, 6P, 12 and 13. It is built for industrial position sensing tasks.
Who this suits and who it does not
This switch suits machines needing a side-mounted rotary actuator with a 1.36 in lever. It suits circuits switching up to 6A at 240V AC or DC. It does not suit applications requiring a boot-sealed actuator. It does not suit builds needing a larger body style.
Deciding specification: 1NC/1NO contact form
The contact form is 1NC/1NO, providing one normally closed and one normally open circuit. This determines the switching logic for your control system. The body measures 1.97 in high, 1.18 in wide and 0.63 in deep. Verify the contact form matches your wiring diagram.
Highlights
- Reliable position detection with roller lever actuator
- Versatile circuit control via 1NC/1NO contact form
- Robust AC and DC switching at 6A 240V
- Compact miniature body fits tight spaces 1.18 in wide
- Broad environmental protection with NEMA 1 2 4 6 6P 12 13 ratings
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 6 A at 240 V rating mean for the contacts?
The switch can carry up to 6 amps at 240 volts on both AC and DC circuits.
Will the 1.18 in wide by 1.97 in high body fit my existing mounting pattern?
The miniature body measures 1.18 in wide, 1.97 in high and 0.63 in deep.
How do I wire the 1NC/1NO contacts and what mistake should I avoid?
Connect one circuit to the normally closed pair and the other to the normally open pair; do not swap them or both circuits will change state together.
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