Auxiliary Control Parts

Auxiliary control parts are secondary components in a machine or system that support the primary functions, often for monitoring, safety, or convenience. They don't make the main machine go, but they make it smarter, safer, and more efficient.
Here is the simple breakdown of what they do:
• Support the Main Job: They handle extra tasks so the main system can focus on its core function.
• Safety Checkers: They monitor the machine's status and can stop it if something is wrong (like an emergency stop button or a sensor that detects overheating).
• Information Providers: They send signals or light up indicator lights to tell a human operator or computer what the machine is doing (e.g., a light that says "Power On" or "Door Open").
• Expand Capabilities: They add flexibility, allowing extra features like air conditioning, power steering in a car, or special attachments on an excavator to work.
• Examples: Common examples include auxiliary switches, sensors, extra indicator lights, coolers, and filters.
In short, auxiliary control parts are the essential "assistants" in any machine, ensuring everything runs smoothly, safely, and with the necessary extra functions.