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mWARNING
PERSONAL INJURY
• Where possible, install these switches with the conduit
opening pointed down to drain moisture away from switch.
• Do not install switch at the low point of a conduit run.
• Install a fitting into the conduit opening that provides
strain relief to the wires/cable, as well as sealing against
contaminants found in the application.
• In applications where fluids or moisture may be present,
seal the fitting threads with a product such as Teflon tape
or pipe dope.
Failure to comply with these instructions could result in
death or serious injury.
GENERAL INFORMATION
1. Refer to page 2 for specifications.
2. Rotate switch head to desired position (90° increments).
Review adjusting instructions below.
3. Mount switch using two M4 or #8 screws (not included).
Torque screws to mounting surface 4,9 N m to 5,9 N m
[43.4 in lb to 52.2 in lb].
4. All normally closed (NC) contacts are direct opening .
ADJUSTMENT INSTRUCTIONS
To give flexibility in application, the user can perform the
adjustments described below in any order before wiring the
unit.
ACTUATOR HEAD POSITIONING
The actuator head may be positioned in any of four directions.
1. Remove the four head retaining screws while holding
actuator head in place.
2. To prevent actuator spring loss, remove head slowly to
relieve spring tension prior to removal.
3. Rotate actuator head to desired position.
4. Position the large diameter end of the actuator spring
over the actuator. Place retaining screws through gasket
material and position head over screw holes in desired
position.
5. Securely tighten the screws to 0,2 N m [1.7 in lb] of torque.
POSITIONING LEVER
The lever on rotary actuated units is adjustable to any of the
segmented positions 360° around the shaft; however, the
degree of rotation is dependant on head position and direction
of roller.
1. Loosen the lever retaining screw with a Phillips head
screwdriver.
2. Remove lever.
3. Reposition lever to desired location.
4. Securely tighten screw.
REVERSING THE ROLLER LEVER
The roller arm may be reversed to face the roller to the inside or
outside of the arm.
ADJUSTABLE LENGTH LEVERS
1. Loosen the lever’s adjustment screw using a Phillips head
screwdriver.
2. Adjust to desired length.
3. Securely tighten adjustment screw to 1.0 N m [8.85 in lb] of
torque.
TOP ROLLER PLUNGER
Switches with top roller plunger must be mounted with plunger
in desired position. Actuating device must not exceed over
travel distance.
WIRING
1. Remove front cover plate screw.
2. Contact block area by terminal screw is labeled for NO
(Normally Open) and NC (Normally Closed) contacts.
3. Connect stranded wire (0,75 mm² - 2,5 mm², 18 AWG14
AWG) or solid wire (0,75 mm² - 1,5 mm², 18 AWG16 AWG)
to desired connector terminals. Use 90 °C [194 °F] rated
wire when ambient temperature is to exceed 75 °C [158 °F]:
• Torque switch terminal screws to 0,8 N m to 1,0 N m
[7.1 in lb to 8.9 in lb]
4. Securely tighten cover screw to 0,5 N m [4.4 in lb] of torque.
Installation Instructions for the
MICRO SWITCH GLL Series Limit Switch
Issue 5
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SPECIFICATIONS
Table 1. Specifications
Circuitry 1 NO 1 NC direct opening snap action, slow action (BBM), slow action (MBB); 2NC slow action
Ampere rating 10 A (Thermal)
Supply voltage 300 Vac and 250 Vdc max.
Housing material Plastic
Termination type 12,7 mm [0.5 in] conduit; 20 mm [0.79 in] conduit
Housing type EN 50047
Shock 50 g per PEC 68227c (w/o actuator)
Vibration 10 g per IEC 6826 (w/o actuator)
Sealing IP66, NEMA 1, 12, 13
Approvals cULus, CE, CCC
Mechanical life 5 million operations
Operating temperature range 10 °C to 80 °C [14 °F to 176 °F]
Figure 1. GLLA**B, GLLC**B Dimensions and
Bar Charts
Snap Action
1NO/1NC
21-22
13-14
21-22
13-14
Slow Action
(Break Before Make)
1NO/1NC
11 12
23 24
Slow Action
(Make Before Break)
1NO/1NC
15-16
15 16
23 24
Slow Action
2NC
21-22
0
O
13
O
28
O
55
O
70
O
OF
12Ncm
11-12
23-24
0
O
15
O
30
O
40
O
75
O
OF
5Ncm
23-24
0
O
20
O
35
O
45
O
75
O
OF
8Ncm
11-12
0
O
20
O
60
O
35
O
OF
8Ncm
11
12
21
22
13 14
21 22
Figure 2. GLLA**C, GLLC**C Dimensions and
Bar Charts
Snap Action
1NO/1NC
21-22
13-14
21-22
13-14
Slow Action
(Break Before Make)
1NO/1NC
11 12
23 24
Slow Action
(Make Before Break)
1NO/1NC
15-16
15 16
23 24
Slow Action
2NC
21-22
0
O
13
O
28
O
55
O
70
O
OF
12Ncm
11-12
23-24
0
O
15
O
30
O
40
O
75
O
OF
5Ncm
23-24
0
O
20
O
35
O
45
O
75
O
OF
8Ncm
11-12
0
O
20
O
60
O
35
O
OF
8Ncm
11 12
21 22
13 14
21 22
[0.87]
22
[0.31]
Ø8
[0.49]
12,5
[0.16]
4.0
[0.04]
1,0
[1.20]
30,5
Conduit thread
[2.44]
62
FP
OP
[0.31]
8
[0.165]
Ø4,2
[1.22]
31
[0.39]
10
[0.79]
20
[0.63]
16
4,3
[0.169]
Plated
copper
alloy
23
[0.906]
4
[0.16]
8
[0.31]
62
[2.44]
30,5
[1.20]
22
[0.87]
Conduit thread
31
[1.22]
16
[0.63]
20
[0.79]
1
[0.04]
Ø 10
[0.04]
OP
FP
Ø 10
[0.04]
[0.165]
Ø4,2
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Figure 3. GLLA**D, GLLC**D Dimensions and
Bar Charts
Figure 4. GLLA**F, GLLC**F Dimensions and
Bar Charts
Snap Action
Slow Action
(Break Before Make)
Slow Action
Slow Action
(Make Before Break)
1NO/1NC 1NO/1NC 1NO/1NC 2NC
2.5
4.5
6.5
0 mm
10 mm
11-12
23-24
OF
3N
2.5
8.0
0 mm
10 mm
5.5
21-22
13-14
21-22
13-14
OF
8 N
3.0
6.0
0 mm
10 mm
5.0
15-16
23-24
OF
5 N
3.5
5.5
0 mm
8 mm
11-12
21-22
OF
5 N
13 14
21 22
11 12
23 24
11 12
21 22
15 16
23 24
Snap Action
1NO/1NC
1,8
5,5
0 mm
8 mm
3,5
21-22
13-14
21-22
13-14
OF
8 N
13 14
21 22
Slow Action
(Break Before Make)
1NO/1NC
1,5
2,5
4
0 mm
8 mm
11-12
23-24
OF
3N
11 12
23 24
Slow Action
2NC
2,5
4
0 mm
6,5 mm
11-12
21-22
OF
5N
11 12
21 22
Slow Action
(Make Before Break)
1NO/1NC
2
4,5
0 mm
8 mm
3,5
15-16
23-24
OF
5 N
15 16
23 24
FP
OP
40,5
[1.59]
8
[0.31]
62
[2.44]
30,5
[1.20]
22
[0.87]
Conduit thread
31
[1.22]
16
[0.63]
105,5
[4.15]
1
[0.04]
22
[0.87]
15 [0.60]
5 [0.197]
24
[0.95]
21
[0.83]
18
[0.71]
10
[0.4]
[0.165]
Ø4,2
11,5 [0.45]
Ø 4,2
[0.165]
OP
4
[0.16]
8
[0.31]
62
[2.44]
30,5
[1.20]
22
[0.87]
Conduit thread
31
[1.22]
16
[0.63]
10
[0.39]
1
[0.04]
FP
31
[1.22]
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Figure 6. GLLA**A2B, GLLC**A2B Dimensions
and Bar Charts
Snap Action
1NO/1NC
21-22
13-14
21-22
13-14
Slow Action
(Break Before Make)
1NO/1NC
11 12
23 24
Slow Action
(Make Before Break)
1NO/1NC
15-16
15 16
23 24
Slow Action
2NC
21-22
0
O
13
O
28
O
55
O
70
O
OF
12Ncm
11-12
23-24
0
O
15
O
30
O
40
O
75
O
OF
5Ncm
23-24
0
O
20
O
35
O
45
O
75
O
OF
8Ncm
11-12
0
O
20
O
60
O
35
O
OF
8Ncm
11 12
21 22
13 14
21 22
41 [1.57]
27
[1.06]
TT
OP
PT
DT
R 20 to 75
[0.79 to 2.95]
Plated
copper
alloy
19,5
[0.77]
4
[0.16]
Ø 17 x 7
[0.67 x 0.28]
8
[0.31]
62
[2.44]
30,5
[1.20]
22
[0.87]
Conduit thread
31
[1.22]
16
[0.63]
20
[0.79]
2
[0.08]
1
[0.04]
[0.165]
Ø4,2
Figure 5. GLLA**A1B, GLLC**A1B Dimensions
and Bar Charts
Snap Action
1NO/1NC
21-22
13-14
21-22
13-14
Slow Action
(Break Before Make)
1NO/1NC
11 12
23 24
Slow Action
(Make Before Break)
1NO/1NC
15-16
15 16
23 24
Slow Action
2NC
21-22
0
O
13
O
28
O
55
O
70
O
OF
12Ncm
11-12
23-24
0
O
15
O
30
O
40
O
75
O
OF
5Ncm
23-24
0
O
20
O
35
O
45
O
75
O
OF
8Ncm
11-12
0
O
20
O
60
O
35
O
OF
8Ncm
11 12
21 22
13 14
21 22
41 [1.57]
27
[1.06]
TT
OP
PT
DT
R 25
[0.98]
Plated
copper
alloy
19,5
[0.77]
4
[0.16]
Ø 17 x 7
[0.67 x 0.28]
8
[0.31]
62
[2.44]
30,5
[1.20]
22
[0.87]
Conduit thread
31
[1.22]
16
[0.63]
20
[0.79]
1
[0.04]
[0.165]
Ø4,2
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Figure 7. GLLA**A1Y, GLLC**A1Y Dimensions
and Bar Charts
Snap Action
1NO/1NC
21-22
13-14
21-22
13-14
Slow Action
(Break Before Make)
1NO/1NC
11 12
23 24
Slow Action
(Make Before Break)
1NO/1NC
15-16
15 16
23 24
Slow Action
2NC
21-22
0
O
13
O
28
O
55
O
70
O
OF
12Ncm
11-12
23-24
0
O
15
O
30
O
40
O
75
O
OF
5Ncm
23-24
0
O
20
O
35
O
45
O
75
O
OF
8Ncm
11-12
0
O
20
O
60
O
35
O
OF
8Ncm
11 12
21 22
13 14
21 22
42,5 [1.67]
10
[0.4]
TT
OP
PT
DT
Buna
rubber
19,5
[0.77]
4
[0.16]
Ø 50
[1.96]
8
[0.31]
62
[2.44]
30,5
[1.20]
22
[0.87]
Conduit thread
31
[1.22]
16
[0.63]
20
[0.79]
1
[0.04]
31,5
[1.24]
[0.165]
Ø4,2
Figure 8. GLLA**A2Y, GLLC**A2Y
Dimensions and Bar Charts
Snap Action
1NO/1NC
21-22
13-14
21-22
13-14
Slow Action
(Break Before Make)
1NO/1NC
11 12
23 24
Slow Action
(Make Before Break)
1NO/1NC
15-16
15 16
23 24
Slow Action
2NC
21-22
0
O
13
O
28
O
55
O
70
O
OF
12Ncm
11-12
23-24
0
O
15
O
30
O
40
O
75
O
OF
5Ncm
23-24
0
O
20
O
35
O
45
O
75
O
OF
8Ncm
11-12
0
O
20
O
60
O
35
O
OF
8Ncm
11 12
21 22
13 14
21 22
PT
TT
OP
DT
Ø 50
[1.96]
Buna
rubber
62
[2.44]
Conduit thread
30,5
[1.20]
8
[0.31]
1
[0.04]
19,5
[0.77]
4
[0.16]
20,65
[0.81]
42,5
[1.67]
10
[0.39]
2
[0.08]
20
[0.79]
16
[0.63]
31
[1.22]
[0.165]
Ø4,2
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Figure 9. GLLA**A4J, GLLC**A4J Dimensions
and Bar Charts
Snap Action
1NO/1NC
21-22
13-14
21-22
13-14
Slow Action
(Break Before Make)
1NO/1NC
11 12
23 24
Slow Action
(Make Before Break)
1NO/1NC
15-16
15 16
23 24
Slow Action
2NC
21-22
0
O
13
O
28
O
55
O
70
O
OF
12Ncm
11-12
23-24
0
O
15
O
30
O
40
O
75
O
OF
5Ncm
23-24
0
O
20
O
35
O
45
O
75
O
OF
8Ncm
11-12
0
O
20
O
60
O
35
O
OF
8Ncm
11 12
21 22
13 14
21 22
55 [0.22]
20° - 65°
[0.57] - [5.91]
22 - 150
[0.77]
19,5
22
[0.87]
[1.20]
30,5
[2.44]
62
[0.32]
8
Conduit thread
[0.63]
16
[1.22]
31
[0.40]
10,2
[1.34]
34
[0.12]
0.3
[0.04]
1
[0.165]
Ø4,2
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mWARNING
IF USED IN APPLICATIONS CONCERNING
HUMAN SAFETY
• Only use NC direct opening (“positive opening”/”positive
break”) contacts, identified by the symbol .
• Do NOT use flexible/adjustable actuators. Only use
actuators designed for safety applications.
• Do NOT defeat, tamper, remove, or bypass this switch.
• Hazardous voltage, disconnect power before servicing.
• Strictly adhere to all installation and maintenance
instructions.
• Consult with local safety agencies and their requirements
when designing a machine-control link, interface and all
control elements that affect safety.
Failure to comply with these instructions could result in
death or serious injury.
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