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WLSD2-TH Datasheet(HTML) 46 Page - Omron Electronics LLC |
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46 / 52 page ![]() WL-N/WLM-N 46 Using a WL @-2N Switch Mounted from the Side If you replace a previous Switch with a WL @-2N-N Switch, a Mounting Plate (sold separately) is available to maintain mounting compatibility. If you use the Mounting Plate, the Switch mounting holes and actuator position will be compatible. (The position of the dog will not need to be changed.) Operation • Carefully determine the position and shape of the dog or cam so that the actuator will not abruptly snap back, thus causing shock. In order to operate the Limit Switch at a comparatively high speed, use a dog or cam that keeps the Limit Switch turned ON for a sufficient time so that the relay or valve will be sufficiently energized. • The method of operation, the shape of the cam or dog, the operating frequency, and the travel after operation have a large influence on the durability and operating accuracy of the Limit Switch. The cam or dog must be smooth in shape. • Appropriate force must be imposed on the actuator by the cam or dog in both rotary operation and linear operation. If the dog touches the lever as shown below, the operating position will not be stable. • Unbalanced force must not be imposed on the actuator. Otherwise, wear and tear on the actuator may result. • With a roller actuator, the dog must touch the actuator at a right angle. The actuator or shaft may deform or break if the dog touches the actuator (roller) at an oblique angle. • Make sure that the actuator does not exceed the OT (overtravel) range, otherwise the Limit Switch may malfunction. When mounting the Limit Switch, be sure to adjust the Limit Switch carefully while considering the whole movement of the actuator. • The Limit Switch may soon malfunction if the OT is excessive. Therefore, adjustments and careful consideration of the position of the Limit Switch and the expected OT of the operating body are necessary when mounting the Limit Switch. • When using a pin-plunger actuator, make sure that the stroke of the actuator and the movement of the dog are located along a single straight line. Others • For long term (over a year) storage, check according to Operating characteristics, Contact resistance and Dielectric strength at least. And check with using condition. • The durability of the Switch is greatly affected by operating conditions. Evaluate the Switch under actual working conditions before permanent installation and use the Switch within a number of switching operations that will not adversely affect the SwitchÅfs performance. 23 30.2 WL @-2N Mounting Plate Replacing a Switch with the WL @-2N-N Mounting Plate Set contents Model WLN-P001 Plate mounting bolts (2) Plate (1) Switch mounting bolts (2) Incorrect Correct Snapped back Abruptly actuated Incorrect Correct Snapped back Abruptly actuated Incorrect Dog Dog Correct Incorrect Correct Roller Roller Dog Dog Correct Incorrect Dog Dog Operating body Install a stopper. PT (Pretravel) FP (Free position) OP (Operating position) OT (Overtravel) TTP (Total travel position) Reference line 70% of rated OT 100% of rated OT Distance to the optimum setting range. Optimum setting range Correct Stopper Incorrect Correct Operating body Operating body |
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