LCGHL9T13HC datasheet, PDF - EEWORLD Datasheet

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LCGHL9T13HC: DescriptionSNAP ACTING/LIMIT SWITCH, SPDT, MOMENTARY, 3.96mm, PANEL MOUNT, ROHS COMPLIANT; CategoryMechanical and electronic products switch; File Size198KB，4 Pages; ManufacturerC&K; Environmental Compliance

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LCGHL9T13HC Overview

SNAP ACTING/LIMIT SWITCH, SPDT, MOMENTARY, 3.96mm, PANEL MOUNT, ROHS COMPLIANT

LCGHL9T13HC Parametric

Parameter Name	Attribute value
Is it lead-free?	Lead free
Is it Rohs certified?	conform to
Maker	C&K
package instruction	ROHS COMPLIANT
Reach Compliance Code	compliant
ECCN code	EAR99
Is Samacsys	N
Actuator stroke	3.96 mm
Actuator type	SIMULATED ROLLER, HIGH FORCE
body width	6.1 mm
body height	9.32 mm
Body length or diameter	19.84 mm
Contact (AC) maximum rated R load	5A@250VAC
Maximum contact current (AC)	5 A
Maximum contact voltage (AC)	250 V
Electrical life	6000 Cycle(s)
Manufacturer's serial number	LC
Installation features	PANEL MOUNT
Maximum operating force	0.61 N
Maximum operating temperature	85 °C
Minimum operating temperature	-25 °C
Maximum pre-travel	3.3 mm
surface mount	NO
Switch action	MOMENTARY
switch function	SPDT
Switch type	SNAP ACTING/LIMIT SWITCH
Termination type	QUICK CONNECT
Base Number Matches	1

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LC Series

Subminiature Precision Snap-acting Switches

Features/Benefits

•

Compact design

•

Long life and high electrical capacity

•

Quick connect, wire lead or PC mounting

•

Wide variety of actuator styles

Typical Applications

•

Motorized equipment

•

Sump pump

•

Thermostatic controls

Specifications

CONTACT RATING: From low level* to 10.1 AMPS @ 250 V AC.

ELECTRICAL LIFE: 100,000 cycles

INSULATION RESISTANCE: 1,000 M

οηµ

min.

DIELECTRIC STRENGTH: 1,000 Vrms min. @ sea level.

OPERATING TEMPERATURE: –17ºF to 185ºF (–25ºC to 85ºC).

OPERATING FORCE: From 142 to 170 grams at actuator button.

Forces are less at free end of lever actuators; (see OPERATING

FORCE and ACTUATOR option sections).

MOUNTING: 2-56 screws, torque 2.3 in/lbs max.

* Low Level=conditions where no arcing occurs during switching, i.e., 0.4 VA max. @

20 V AC or DC max.

NOTE:

Specifications and materials listed above are for switches with standard options.

For information on specific and custom switches, consult Customer Service center.

Materials

SWITCH HOUSING: Thermoplastic polyester or high temperature

thermoplastic (PTS) (UL 94V-0).

ACTUATOR BUTTON: Thermoplastic polyester (UL 94V-0).

SPRING: Copper alloy.

PIVOT: Copper alloy.

MOVABLE CONTACTS: Fine silver for ratings greater than 1 AMP

@ 125 V AC. Fine silver with 24K gold plate for 1 AMP @

125 V AC or less.

STATIONARY CONTACTS: Fine silver welded on copper alloy for

ratings greater than 1 AMP @ 125 V AC. Gold alloy welded

on copper alloy for ratings less than 1 AMP @ 125 V AC.

TERMINALS: Copper alloy.

TERMINAL SEAL: Epoxy.

Snap-acting

Build-A-Switch

To order, simply select desired option from each category and place in the appropriate box. Available options are shown and

described on pages J-18 through J-20. For additional options not shown in catalog, consult Customer Service Center.

Series

SP, Mom.

Operating Force

5 oz./142 grams

3.3 oz./94 grams

6 oz./170 grams

Electrical Rating

1 A, 125, V AC, 30 V DC

5 A, 1/3 HP, 125, 250 V AC

10.1 A, 1/3 HP, 125, 25O V AC

5 A, 1/3 HP, 125, 250 V AC

1 A, 125 V AC, 3O V DC

Actuator

P00

Pin plunger

A10

.28" lever roller, high force

A25

.61" lever roller, low force

T10

.29" lever, high force

T13

.22" simulated roller, high force

T20

.38" lever, low force

T23

.32" simulated roller, low force

T25

.67" lever, low force

Terminations

Solder

.110" quick connect

Wire lead

Left formed PC thru-hole

Right formed PC thru-hole

PC Thru-hole

Circuitry

SPDT

SPST N.C.

SPST N.O.

Electrical Life

NONE

6,000 operations

Extended 100,000 operations

Seal

NONE

(STD.) No seal

Epoxy seal

Dimensions are shown: Inches (mm)

Specifications and dimensions subject to change

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