Capacitive proximity switches are a type of switch that utilises capacitive principles to detect the approach or withdrawal of objects. They typically comprise two layers of conductive material with an insulating layer sandwiched between them. When an object approaches the capacitive proximity switch, its electrostatic field alters the electric field distribution within the switch, thereby changing the capacitance value. This variation in capacitance can be detected and employed to trigger the switch. Capacitive touch switches offer numerous advantages, including high reliability, low power consumption, short response times, and extended service life. They find widespread application in automation control systems, safety protection systems, and industrial production lines.
Dustproof, waterproof, and oil-resistant: Features a fully enclosed structure, making it impervious to dust and liquid ingress.
Rapid response: Utilises capacitive touch technology, enabling switch operation through touch alone.
Low maintenance: Eliminating mechanical buttons ensures extended lifespan, reduced failure rates, and straightforward servicing.
Compact and aesthetically pleasing: Minimal footprint and simplified construction permit versatile shape designs, delivering an elegant appearance.
Programmable: Digital control technology enables customisation of touch panel functionality, allowing flexible adjustment of switch operations and response speeds.
