Track switch for suspended movable wall panels

A track switching system for movable wall panels, comprising:

• a track intersection having a first track path and a second track path;
• and
• a track switch comprising:
• an actuator movable between a first actuator position and a second actuator position upon actuation by a power source,
• a diverter operatively connected to the actuator, the diverter being selectively movable between a first diverter position upon movement of the actuator to the first actuator position, and a second diverter position upon movement of the actuator to the second actuator position, the first diverter position defining the first track path of the track intersection and the second diverter position defining the second track path of the track intersection,
• the actuator including a bias means for biasing the diverter toward the selected diverter position, the bias means operatively connected to the diverter such that, as the diverter is in or moving toward the selected diverter position, the bias means allows the diverter to move toward the non-selected diverter position upon application of a force against the diverter toward the non-selected diverter position,
• a motor operatively connected to the actuator and a control means operatively connected to the motor, the control means controlling the position of the diverter and including a means for selecting the first and second diverter positions, and
• first and second limit switches electrically connected to the control means, and wherein the actuator further comprises first and second limit switch actuator arms connected to the bias means such that when the actuator is in the first actuator position, the first limit switch actuator arm engages the first limit switch, and when the actuator is in the second actuator position, the second limit switch actuator arm engages the second limit switch, such engagement of the first or second limit switches disconnecting power to the motor and providing feedback to the control means that the first or second diverter positions, respectively, have been achieved.