PRICE
$71.60
Brand: Linear
Part Number: LIN-2510-253
Availability: Not for Sale

Description

Linear 2510-253, Harness Limit HSLG GSLG-A

The Linear 2510-253 is a limit switch harness assembly designed as an OEM replacement component for Linear and OSCO gate operators. This Limit switch wiring harness assembly for Linear HSLG and GSLG-A slide gate operators ensures reliable operation and meets the original equipment specifications. Compatible with Linear HSLG slide gate operators, Linear GSLG-A slide gate operators, it is engineered for direct installation without modification. Use only genuine OEM replacement parts to maintain system safety certification and warranty coverage.

Key Features

  • Limit switch wiring harness for Linear HSLG and GSLG-A slide gate operators
  • Routes limit switch signals to control board for open and close travel limit detection
  • OEM assembly ensuring correct connector and wire configuration for HSLG/GSLG-A platforms
  • Direct replacement for field service of limit switch wiring
  • Operator-specific - not interchangeable with SWG or other family limit harnesses

Compatibility Guide

  • Linear HSLG slide gate operators
  • Linear GSLG-A slide gate operators
FeatureSpecification
ModelLinear 2510-253
Item TypeLimit Switch Harness Assembly
MountingRoutes between limit switch assembly and control board within operator enclosure
Alternate Part Numbers2510253, LIN-2510-253

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the function of the Linear 2510-253 limit harness?

A: The 2510-253 is the limit switch harness assembly that routes electrical connections between the limit switches and the control board on Linear HSLG and GSLG-A slide gate operators.

Q: Which gate operators use the 2510-253 harness?

A: It is designed for use with Linear HSLG and GSLG-A slide gate operator models.

Q: What role do limit switches play in slide gate operators?

A: Limit switches signal the control board when the gate has reached its fully open or fully closed travel limits, stopping motor power and preventing over-travel damage.

Q: How do I diagnose a faulty limit switch harness?

A: Inspect the harness for broken wires, corroded terminals, and damaged insulation at stress points near moving components. A faulty limit harness can cause the gate to fail to stop at travel limits.

Q: Can the 2510-253 be substituted with another Linear limit harness?

A: Do not substitute the 2510-253 with the 2510-254 SWG harness or the 2510-494 HS/GSLG/SWG harness. Each harness is specific to its operator family and connector configuration.