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KBL1S11 – ADJ PLASTIC ROD LEVER 1NO+1NC SNAP ACT
Lovato Electric KBL1S11 electrical installation component for professional commercial and industrial assemblies, suitable for maintenance, replacement and panel building applications.
£26.56
Lovato KBL1S11 Adjustable Plastic Rod Lever Limit Switch 1NO+1NC Snap Action
The Lovato Electric KBL1S11 is a K Series industrial limit switch featuring an adjustable plastic rod lever actuator, polymer thermoplastic housing and 1NO+1NC snap-action contacts. Designed for accurate position sensing and reliable mechanical switching, the KBL1S11 is suitable for industrial automation, machinery control and equipment monitoring applications where dependable operation is required.
With an EN 50047 compatible compact design, aluminium-zinc alloy rod actuator, M20 bottom cable entry and IP65 protection, the Lovato KBL1S11 provides a durable solution for demanding industrial environments.
Why Choose the Lovato Electric KBL1S11?
- Genuine Lovato Electric component: Built to Lovato K Series standards for industrial automation and control applications.
- Adjustable plastic rod lever: Allows flexible mechanical positioning for accurate detection of movement and position changes.
- 1NO+1NC snap-action contacts: Provides fast and reliable switching for control circuits.
- Robust thermoplastic housing: Designed for long service life in industrial environments.
- IP65 protection: Helps protect against dust and water ingress when correctly installed.
Applications
- Industrial automation systems
- Machine position monitoring
- End-of-travel detection
- Material handling equipment
- Manufacturing and assembly machinery
- Control panel and electrical automation installations
Technical Specifications
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| Device Type | Limit switch | |
|---|---|---|
| Switching Action | Snap action | |
| Housing Material | Plastic | |
| Connection | M20 cable entry | |
| Weight [g] | 110 | |
| Qty. per package | 1 | |
| Multiple qty. of packs per order | 1 | |
| Package dimensions [mm] | 216X041X044 | |
| Volume [cm³] | 389.664 | |
| Bar code [EAN13] | 8013975114926 | |
| Product designation | Adjustable rod lever | |
| Product type designation | KBL | |
| Housing | Polymer thermoplastic | |
| Rod | Aluminium-zinc alloy | |
| Type of contact | 1NO+1NC Snap action | |
| Thermal current Ith | 10 | |
| IEC/EN 60947-5-1 designation | A600 Q600 | |
| Rated insulation voltage Ui [V] | 690 | |
| Rated impulse withstand voltage Uimp | 6 | |
| Insulation class | II | |
| Short-circuit protection with fuse | 10 gG/SC QUICK FUSE | |
| min | 16 | |
| max | 14 | |
| IEC Conventional free air thermal current Ith | 10 | |
| Resistance per pole (average value) | <10 | |
| Operating head fixing | Locking bayonet insert | |
| min [mm²] | 1.5 | |
| max [mm²] | 2.5 | |
| Cable connection | Self-releasing screw terminal | |
| Cable entry | M20 on the bottom | |
| Mechanical life | <10000000 | |
| Mechanical operation | 3600 | |
| min [°C] | -40 | |
| max [°C] | +70 | |
| Terminals | IP20 | |
| Body housing | IP65 | |
| Pollution degree | 3 | |
| ETIM 8.0 | EC000030 - End switch | |
| HS Code | 85365080 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Lovato KBL1S11 used for?
The Lovato KBL1S11 is used for detecting mechanical movement, machine position and end-of-travel conditions in industrial automation and control applications.
What contacts does the Lovato KBL1S11 have?
The KBL1S11 uses a 1NO+1NC snap-action contact configuration, providing one normally open and one normally closed contact for flexible circuit control.
What type of actuator is fitted to the KBL1S11?
The KBL1S11 features an adjustable plastic rod lever actuator designed for flexible mechanical sensing applications.
What cable connection does the Lovato KBL1S11 use?
The Lovato KBL1S11 uses an M20 bottom cable entry for electrical connection.
