I88-U1Z HW BERNSTEIN WERKZEUGFABRIK, I88-U1Z HW Datasheet

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I88-U1Z HW

Manufacturer Part Number
I88-U1Z HW
Description
LIMIT SWITCH, LEVER
Manufacturer
BERNSTEIN WERKZEUGFABRIK
Datasheet

Specifications of I88-U1Z HW

Actuator Style
Roller Plunger
Switch Operation
Slow Action
Contact Voltage Ac Max
240V
Contact Current Ac Max
3A
Switch Terminals
Screw Clamp
Actuator Type
HW RO11
Approval Bodies
CSA, CCC
Rohs Compliant
Yes
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Common Features of Electromechanical Switches
Switching systems
Switching elements lie at the heart of all
electromechanical switching devices and
must correspond to the respective applica-
tion. Essentially there are two basic types
of switching system that differ in terms of
their mechanical design and consequently
their scope of application:
l Slow-action contacts
l Snap-action contacts
Slow-action contacts
l On actuation, the normally-closed and
l The approach speed controls the contact
l Large distance/actuating travel between
l The switching points are identical in
Fig. 1 shows the contact force during the
switching cycle of a slow-action contact.
Overlap
l The switching principle of slap-action
normally-open contact functions corres-
pond to the movement of the impact pin
opening (closing) time
normally-closed and normally-open con-
tact function
forward and reverse travel
contacts makes overlapping of the NC/
NO contact function possible. The term
overlap refers to the area, in which both
the normally-closed contact as well as
the normally-open contact are closed in
connection with a changeover switch
with delay.
F
Lag between NC and NO
contact function
S
Fig. 2 shows the contact force during the
switching cycle of a slow-action contact
with overlap.
Snap-action contact
l On actuation, the normally-closed con-
l In this configuration there is no overlap
l The changeover accuracy is not depen-
l Consistently effective suppression
l Reliable contact-making also for
l The snap mechanism triggers the
l Due to the force reversal in the mecha-
tact function is immediately followed by
the normally-open contact function
of the NC/NO contacts. The switch pro-
vides a distinct OR-function.
dent on the approach speed
of DC arc
extremely slow approach speeds
full opening width of the contact on
reaching the changeover point
nical system, a different switching point
occurs in forward and reverse travel.
The lag is referred to as hysteresis.
F
Lag between NC and NO
contact function
S
Fig. 3 shows the contact force during the
switching cycle of a snap-action contact.
1)
2)
Switching diagram
The switching diagram describes the
function of the switching device in detail.
It combines the mechanical input variables
that act on the contact system via the actu-
ator with the electrical output variables. The
user can deduct the following information
from the switching diagram:
l Mechanical input variables
l Electrical contact-making in forward
l Terminal designation
l Point at which positive opening
l Type of contact system
Slow-action contact
■ Contact closed
Changeover point in forward travel
Changeover point in reverse travel
(force, travel, torque, angle)
and reverse travel
is achieved
Contact open
1.8
1
0
3
6
12,5N
2N
F
2)
Lag
(hysteresis)
Snap-action contact
1)
55
10
35
75
0
S
6.5Ncm
6Ncm

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I88-U1Z HW Summary of contents

Page 1

Common Features of Electromechanical Switches Switching systems Switching elements lie at the heart of all electromechanical switching devices and must correspond to the respective applica- tion. Essentially there are two basic types of switching system that differ in terms of ...

Page 2

Contact designation In accordance with DIN 50013 and DIN 50005 the terminal designations of the contact ele- ments are always make up of two digits. The contact rows are numbered consecuti- vely with the allocating digit (1st digit) in actuation ...

Page 3

... The type of actuator Type code of position and safety switches I88 A2Z 1) Switch group Switching system Ti2 l SU1 I88 l SA2 l Bi2 ENK l SE2 SN2 l ENM2 The letter Z suffix to the designation of the switching function denotes the mechanical positive opening action of the normally-closed contacts. In technical data sheets, the positive opening point is identified by the international symbol p ...

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Switching function example NC = Normally-closed contact NO = Normally-open contact U1Z Slow-action contact SA2Z Snap-action contact UV1Z Slow-action contact, with overlapping contacts, 1 NC, 1 ...

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Common Features of Electromechanical Switches p = Mechanical positive opening action The term positive opening action refers to contact separation as the direct result of defined movement of the switch actuator by means of non-sprung parts. All parts involved in ...

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... Insulation-Enclosed Limit Switches I88 Recommended use Thanks to its standard dimensions as well as its wide range of contacts and actuators, this switch can be used on safety facilities and for position monitoring in virtually any industrial application. Product advantages l Standard switch conforming to DIN EN 50047 l Standard actuator conforming to DIN EN 50047, Type ...

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... Both with and without overlap RIWK (Form C) 10 (0.39") Ø10 3 (0.39") (0.13") Slow-action Snap-action 6086167018 6086117017 I88-SU1Z I88-U1Z RIWK RIWK 6086817087 I88-A2Z RIWK 6086817071 I88-E2 RIWK U Replacement actuator: 3918161672 Special features/variants (on request) l Available with black enclosure l With latching function l With steel roller and following ...

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... Available with black enclosure l With latching function l Available with different actuating directions l With steel roller KNW RO22 Slow-action Snap-action 0 mm 2,5 6186127112 6086177053 I88-U1Z KNW I88-SU1Z KNW 5,5 RO22 RO22 7,8 6186827246 I88-A2Z KNW RO22 U Replacement actuator: - Special features/variants (on request) ...

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... HW RO11 (Form E) 10 (0.39") Ø11 5.5 (0.43") (0.22") Slow-action Snap-action 6086121021 6086171022 I88-U1Z HW I88-SU1Z HW RO11 RO11 6086821099 I88-A2Z HW RO11 6086821068 I88-E2 HW RO11 6086321100 I88-UV1Z HW RO11 U Replacement actuator: 3918191547 Special features/variants (on request) l Available with black enclosure l With steel roller l Various roller diameters ...

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... Various roller diameters DGKW RO22 18-24 (0.71"-0.94") 10 (0.39" (0.83") (0.20") Slow-action Snap-action 6086127025 6086177026 I88-U1Z DGKW I88-SU1Z RO22 DGKW RO22 U Replacement actuator: 3918271528 Special features/variants (on request) l With latching function l Various roller diameters and with following contacts contact contact Both with overlap ...

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... Available with black enclosure l Various spring lengths l Different spring versions or spring rod KS Withdraw actuatorn Insert actuator Slow-action Snap-action Withdraw ac tuator 6116819140 I88-U1Z tuator U Replacement actuator: - Special features/variants (on request) W RAST Slow-action 6186103005 I88-U1Z W Latch RAST 6186803155 I88-A2Z W RAST Latch U Replacement actuator: - Special features/variants (on request) 37 ...

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