BNYZWOT 5Sets Magnetic Reed Switch Normally Open Closed NC NO Door Alarm Window Security/Magnetic Door Switch/Magnetic Contact Switch/Reed Switch for GPS,Alarm or Other Device,DC 5V 12V 24V Light

BNYZWOT 5Sets Magnetic Reed Switch Normally Open Closed NC NO Door Alarm Window Security/Magnetic Door Switch/Magnetic Contact Switch/Reed Switch for GPS,Alarm or Other Device,DC 5V 12V 24V Light

Name: BNYZWOT 5Sets Magnetic Reed Switch Normally Open Closed NC NO Door Alarm Window Security/Magnetic Door Switch/Magnetic Contact Switch/Reed Switch for GPS,Alarm or Other Device,DC 5V 12V 24V Light
Brand: BNYZWOT
SKU: 1362156
Price: 16.59 USD
Rating: 9.6 (10 reviews)

$ 16.59

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Value for money

9.57

Giftable

9.58

Delivery

9.23

Packaging

9.51

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Product Description

A magnetic door switch with a black finish and ABS material. It weighs 125 grams.

Depending on the distance between transmitter and receiver, the mount hole size will vary between 7 x 2mm. Five millimeters. One tenth of an inch A 28" x 0" piece of art. 55 x 12 x 11mm / 2.25x1.5" (L*W) size Dimensions 55 x 12 x 11mm. This 2 inches x 0 inch card is blank on the back. The dimensions of this piece are 47" by Dimensions (L*W*H) 43"

There will be 5 sets of magnetic door switches included in the package contact types are

The working voltage is 100 volts the rated power is 10 watts the contact capacity is 0 kilo. Maximum current of 5A (maximum switch current)

The switch has both normally closed and normally open contacts. It is ideal for use with family windows and doors in factories. This magnetic switch works on most sliding windows of vehicles, helping you keep your vehicle safe from theft.

Questions & Answers

Do I need a power supply to connect this to my cabinet LED light?

A low-amp light should work if it has a low enough amperage. For my own peace of mind, I've run mine through a relay

Is it possible to use this device to turn on the computer when the magnet is pulled apart?

Since most computers have buttons that are momentarily pressed, I would say no. If you mean to intercept an electrical circuit, like a 110V or 24V supply, I would say again no, since it can't handle that