Rotary Cam Switch SWV100 LEONARD Engineering GmbH

LEONARD rotary cam switches SWV100  are cased in housings made of cast aluminum. Their construction is unique and they are fitted out with electronic or mechanic switching elements. The technical data of all available switching elements . The rotary cam switches SWV100 could be supplied with direct drive or with a gearbox. They were built as a safety rotary cam limit switch, as a combined rotary cam switch with an encoder or as a protective housing for two encoders.

All rotary cam switches SWV100 dispose of one driving spindle and two cam shafts. They are normally supplied with 4 mechanic or 6 electronic switching elements on each of both cam shafts. It is also possible to lengthen the cover by a intermediate frame, so that more switching elements can be installed as normal. Each of both cam shafts of the rotary cam switch SWV100 can be driven directly or by a gearbox. The power transmission from the driving spindle to the cam shafts is done by helical gears. The figure 1.4.2 explains the construction on principle.

The driving spindle and the two cam shafts are mounted in deep groove ball bearings and maintenance-free. The driving spindle comes out on both sides of the housing of the switch. The second end of the spindle, which is normally unused, is protected by a safety cover. The transparent safety cover has some index marks for the scale ring underneath. Either the cam shaft is fitted with cam disk sets to actuate the individual mechanic switching elements or the cam shaft is fitted with switch drums to actuate the individual electronic switching elements. The new design of these switch drums consist of plastic drums incorporating a thin steel foil which can be extended or retracted to any extent required.

SWV100-04 EGA400.5 G1 75:1 - 06 EGA400.5 G2 1000:1
SWV100-04 MNS G1 3024:1
SWV100 G1 75:1 - G2 8000:1