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Elevator Bistable Magnetic Switch Normal Open Switch KCB-A Close KCB-B MKG131-03

Elevator Bistable Magnetic Switch Normal Open Switch KCB-A Close KCB-B MKG131-03

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    Bistable Magnetic Switch MKG131-03

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    Bistable Magnetic Switch Close KCB-B

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    Normal Open Switch KCB-A

  • Product Name
    Switch KCB-A Close KCB-B MKG131-03
  • Delivery Time
    2-3 Working Days
  • Supply Ability
    10000pcs Per Month
  • After-Sale Service
    Online Technical Support
  • Type
    Elevator Parts
  • Suitable For
    Elevator
  • Place of Origin
    China
  • Brand Name
    SULAB
  • Model Number
    KCB-A Close KCB-B MKG131-03
  • Minimum Order Quantity
    1 PC
  • Packaging Details
    Carton
  • Delivery Time
    2-3 working days
  • Payment Terms
    L/C, T/T, Western Union, MoneyGram, Paypal
  • Supply Ability
    10000pcs per month

Elevator Bistable Magnetic Switch Normal Open Switch KCB-A Close KCB-B MKG131-03

Details for Elevator Spare Parts Magnetic Bistable Normal Open Switch KCB-A Close KCB-B MKG131-03

 

Brand SULAB
Description Bistable Switch
Model KCB-IIIA KCB-IIIB MKG131-03
MOQ 1PC
Transportion TNT, UPS, DHL, Fedex, Air, Sea
Applicable Elevator
Packages Carton, Wooden case, Pallet etc
Delivery Time Normally 2-3 working days after payment
Warranty One year
Payment Method Company Bank, Western union, alibaba, Paypal, Personal bank etc

 

 

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What are the elevator bistable switches?


There are two states of pressing the switch


1. It is connected to the normally open point. When the magnet approaches, it becomes a closed state, indicating that the circuit is closed (connected state);
2. The normally closed point, when the magnet is approached, becomes disconnected, indicating that the line is disconnected. A bistable circuit generally has one output terminal and two input terminals (one for each of the "+" and "-" terminals). When the "+" terminal of the input terminal has a trigger signal, the output terminal will immediately change regardless of its original state. It is a high level and has been outputting a high level stably. If there is a trigger signal at the "-" end of the input end, no matter what the original state of the output end is, it will immediately change to a low level, and it will always output a low level stably. This is a bistable circuit.