High strength bending bracket elevator speed limit switch bracket

1. Inaccurate installation
Limit switches need to be installed precisely at specific locations on the equipment to ensure that they work properly. Without the support of the bracket, the switch may be installed unstable or positional deviation, causing it to fail to trigger accurately, thus affecting the control system of the equipment. The safety and accuracy of the equipment will be greatly reduced.

2. Increased safety risks
Limit switches are used to prevent equipment from operating beyond the predetermined range to avoid collisions, overloads or other failures. If the limit switch does not work correctly, the equipment may continue to operate to a dangerous position, causing damage, equipment shutdown or operator injury. This is particularly dangerous for elevators, industrial equipment, automation systems and other use occasions, and directly affects safety.

3. Equipment failure and damage
Limit switches without stable support are susceptible to external vibration, collision or environmental changes, causing their function to fail or be damaged. For example, elevator doors may open and close excessively without accurate limit, causing mechanical or electrical failures in the elevator system. In the long run, this failure may cause large-scale equipment shutdown, not only increasing maintenance costs, but also possible safety accidents.

4. Difficult maintenance and adjustment
The lack of a bracket to hold the switch means that every time you adjust, repair or replace the limit switch, it requires more laborious installation and positioning. The lack of standardized support positions may lead to misoperation or extended installation time, which will affect the normal operation of the equipment.

5. Shortened service life
If the limit switch is not adequately supported, it may be damaged prematurely due to vibration, collision or long-term wear. Without a specially designed bracket to reduce these effects, the service life of the switch may be greatly shortened, increasing the cost of replacement and repair.

6. Compatibility and adaptation issues
Limit switch brackets are usually customized according to different equipment and switch types. Not using a bracket may cause the limit switch to be incompatible with other parts of the equipment, which in turn affects the operation of the overall system.