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We require a latching solenoid or bistable solenoid and we would like confirmation that this product G0413A does as follows.
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It has two stable positions (in and out).
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It stays in its last position when power is removed.
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Reversing the polarity changes which position it moves to.
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It makes a mechanical click as it changes state.
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When power is applied, the actuator moves to the extended (out) position.
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When power is removed, it remains in the extended position because it is held by a permanent magnet.
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The actuator produces a distinct click each time it changes between the two positions.
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The direction of movement depends on the polarity of the applied voltage.
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If positive is connected to positive and negative to negative, applying power moves the actuator to the extended (out) position.
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If the polarity is reversed (positive to negative and negative to positive), applying power moves the actuator back to the retracted (in) position.
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By reversing the polarity, you can electrically control movement in both directions—extending and retracting the actuator.
