Thread: What Limit Switches?
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13-12-2016 #21
That's actually a bit of a generalisation, as it depends on exactly how you're powering things. I keep meaning to do a post on the why and how the problem can be mitigated to a certain extent.
Regardless, IMO limit switches should always be fail safe I.e. NC, as you want to minimise the risk of a wiring fault causing the switch detection to fail.
Plus, magnetic switches on something that could potentially be machining steel?Avoiding the rubbish customer service from AluminiumWarehouse since July '13.
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