Omron WLCA12-TH-N Limit Switch Top Plunger Heavy Duty
SKU: WLCA12-TH-NUSD 33.00
Heavy-duty limit switch with top plunger actuator.
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Product Overview
Omron WLCA12-TH-N is supplied for industrial automation projects requiring reliable delivery, verified authenticity, and responsive support from inquiry to shipment.
- SKU: WLCA12-TH-N
- Series: WLCA
Best-Fit Applications
- Provides hard mechanical position feedback
- Creates robust interlock signals for PLC logic
- Supports machine sequencing and travel protection
Buying Checklist
- Rugged industrial limit switch construction
- Dependable operation in harsh mechanical environments
- Simple integration with digital input circuits
- Practical for travel limit and interlock functions
Technical Specifications
| Model | WLCA12-TH-N |
|---|---|
| Series | WLCA |
| Type | Limit Switch Heavy Duty |
| Contact Form | SPDT (1 Form C) |
| Contact Rating | 10A at 250VAC |
| Actuator Type | Top Plunger Heavy Duty |
| Operating Force | 29.4N max |
| Travel | OT: 3mm, PT: 2mm |
| Mechanical Life | 5 million operations |
| Electrical Life | 50,000 operations |
| Operating Temperature | -25 to +70°C |
| Protection | IP64 |
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FAQ for WLCA12-TH-N
What makes this 'heavy duty'?
The heavy duty actuator has higher operating force rating and robust construction for demanding applications.
What applications suit this switch?
Ideal for heavy machinery, steel mills, and applications requiring high operating force.
Can this switch handle shock and vibration?
Yes, the WLCA series is designed for industrial environments with good shock and vibration resistance.
What conduit size?
G1/2 or 1/2-14NPT conduit entries.
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