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News Release from: Aerco | Subject: Super Sealed CE series safety limit switches
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 24 January 2001
Safety limit switches reduced in size
Now available from Aerco are sealed, safety limit switches from Honeywell that meet European and US military standards and are reduced in size and improved to cover IP 68 rating.
Now available from Aerco are sealed, safety limit switches from Honeywell that are reduced in size and improved to cover IP 68 rating The Super Sealed CE series meets European and US military standards, is suitable for use in a wide variety of conditions and environments and includes environmentally protected and heavy duty miniature limit switches
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 8 Feb 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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Corrosion resistant stainless steel plungers, rollers and shaft, die-cast zinc housing and gold plated contacts ensure utmost reliability and the wide operating temperature range and compact design make this series ideal for demanding environments where space is a premium such as cargo holds and other door systems.
The switches are available in pre-wired format or with lead wire, screw, quick-connect or solder terminations and the simple, two-screw mounting and choice of side or bottom cable exits make for easy fitting.
A range of actuators offers a high level of design flexibility.
The operating voltage range is up to 50V DC or AC and the operating current is up to 100mA.
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