Vibration Switch | Tilt Sensor
Vibration Switch | Tilt Sensor
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Small sensor can detect horizontal tilt, vertical flip, shock and vibration. It is formed by two contacts and two small metal spheres. When the sensor is in a horizontal position, the spheres connect contacts between them (ON-state), closing the circuit, when it is tilted more than 15? the contacts open (OFF-state). It is widely used in toys, small appliances, and anti-theft detection systems but also in smart-car and robot-car.
Operating voltage: <12V; Current tolerated < 20mA
Conduction time: 2ms; Contact resistance (closed): 10M?
Operating temperature range: -40 ~ +80? C; Operating lifespan: 100,000
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Package Include 5 x Tilt Sensor Switch. Small sensor can detect horizontal tilt, vertical flip, shock and vibration. It is formed by two contacts and two small metal spheres. When the sensor is in a horizontal position, the spheres connect contacts between them (ON-state), closing the circuit, when it is tilted more than 15? the contacts open (OFF-state). It is widely used in toys, small appliances, and anti-theft detection systems but also in smart-car and robot-car. Operating voltage: <12V; Current tolerated < 20mA Conduction time: 2ms; Contact resistance (closed): 10M? Operating temperature range: -40 ~ +80? C; Operating lifespan: 100, 000
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
- Shipping Time:- Our orders are shipped within 24 Hours.
- Delivery Time:- 2-5 Days (Anywhere in India), 7-10 Days for remote location
- Shipping Partner:- Bluedart, Delhivery, Xpressbees, & India Post.
- Replacement:- Damaged During Transit, Missing Parts Or Item Mismatch.
- Return:- Item mismatch or parts missing etc.
- No return/Replacement will apply if the Product has been subject to misuse, static discharge, neglect, accident, modification, or has been soldered or altered in any way.
- We accept no responsibility for improper installation of our products. Electrical polarity must be properly observed in hooking up electrical components.
