NSITA45 Normally Open Push to Close Switch, 12-24VAC/DC, 2 Amps Current, Pounds
Description
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- ROBUST DESIGN - Non-tilt, non-jamming for reliable performance.
- PROUDLY AMERICAN - Crafted in the USA for quality assurance.
- VERSATILE VOLTAGE - Compatible with both AC and DC systems.
- EFFORTLESS OPERATION - Experience seamless push-to-close functionality.
- POWERFUL PERFORMANCE - Handles up to 2 amps for diverse applications.
The NSITA45 Normally Open Push to Close Switch is a high-quality, versatile switch designed for both 12-24VAC and DC applications. With a robust non-tilt and non-jamming design, it supports a maximum current of 2 amps, ensuring reliable performance for various electrical setups. Proudly made in the USA, this switch combines functionality with quality craftsmanship.
Reviews
S**S
Job Well Done
For My Alarm System
W**N
Just OK.....
I bought 3 of these and one was DOA. They're pretty cheaply constructed, but if you don't plan on installing them in a challenging location, it'll probably be OK.
C**E
Works perfectly
I installed this at one of my doors to replace an existing close switch that was going bad. took 5 minutes to replace and works perfectly.
M**E
Switch defective upon installation
Switch used as door monitor for alarm system. Installed and found the movable ball that is pushed in by the door sticks about every other door closing. Pushing by hand confirms that the ball hangs up in the housing on a regular basis. Not a reliable switch for any application.
A**S
as described
i had to return because i needed push to open but item was as described
M**B
Flimsy plastic
Flimsy
T**N
Five Stars
Worked great.
R**D
Ball gets stuck. Really poorly made item.
Ball got stuck the first day of use. Worthless.
L**R
It worked
Simple device:At rest, the circuit is OpenWhen the ball is pushed in, the circuit is closed.I was replacing an existing sensor and when connecting the wires, I used the small holes in the back of the sensor. The resulting connections were better and less likely to break when pushing the the device back into the door frame.
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