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bought some allen bradley "800 type" control panel pushbutton switches.
they have seperate (screw-fastenable) rear contact blocks. I see one type of contact block allen-bradley offers for these pushbuttons is called a "logic reed", and wonder what it's purpose is? or how it's supposed to function, or "what can logic reeds do for me?" momentary offs and ons I understand, and normally offs and ons I understand, but "what's the logic reed thing about"? tried searching the net for this type info, unsuccessfully :-/ *thanks* guys here's the (dirty, used) ones I bought http://machines.netai.net/rotary_con...s/photo11.html extreme closeup of switch rear contact block on mine "normally closed, momentary open" http://machines.netai.net/rotary_con...s/photo15.html |
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