50 to 150bar NC Stainless Steel Pressure Switch G1/4'' 42VAC/DC Screw Terminal
This pressure switch with normally closed contacts and setting pressure range from 50 to 150 bar (725 to 2176 psi) is made in a piston design. The switch hysteresis is 5 - 15 %. The pressure switch is made from stainless steel and with an NBR seal. It has a switch capacity of 100 VA @ 42 V AC or 100 VA @ 42 V DC and can be mounted using a G 1/4 inch port.
- Regular price
- £37.94
Description
This is a mechanical pressure switch with normally closed (NC, SPST (single pole, single throw)) contacts. If the application pressure greater than setpoint pressure the contacts open the circuit. The setpoint is the pressure value where the switch activates and the reset point is the value at which the switch deactivates when the pressure decreases. The setpoint can be adjusted between 50 and 150 bar (725 and 2176 psi). The maximum overpressure is 600 bar (8702 psi). It has a switch hysteresis (the difference between setpoint and reset point) of 5 - 15 %. The switching capacity for this pressure switch is 100 VA @ 42 V AC or 100 VA @ 42 V DC. It can be connected to an electrical network with a screw terminal. This pressure switch is made in a piston design with a stainless steel body and an NBR seal. It is suitable for various media, such as compressed air, hydraulic oil and in a temperature range from -30 to 100°C (from -22 to 212°F). The connection port has a size of G 1/4 inch with male threads. The pressure switch has an IP65 rating.
Pros:
- A mechanical pressure switch doesn't need a power supply
- Long working life and stable operation
Cons:
- The accuracy of mechanical pressure switches is lower than that of electronic pressure switches
- Electronic pressure switches are better suited for process control where several switch points, the stability and flexibility of the control are important
PSL series
Tameson offers a wide range of mechanical and electronic pressure switches. The mechanical pressure switches are available with three different types of contacts: normally open (NO), normally closed (NC) and changeover contacts. The setting pressure is typically adjusted with a hex key or turning knob. The electronic pressure switches have a digital display to set up the switching function. Electronic switches often combine the function of a pressure transducer with a 0-10 V, 4-20 mA or digital output signal. The setting pressure range for these pressure switches is from -1 to 600 bar (from -14 to 8702 psi) and overpressure safety of up to 600 bar (8702 psi) can be attained. Hysteresis is the difference between the switch point and the reset point. Mechanical switches have a hysteresis in the range of 10-30% while electronic switches are often configurable. Choose from a wide range of switch capacities. Please note that maximum load is dependent on voltage and different loads are allowed for AC or DC voltage. Electronic pressure switches require power supply to function. Choose from brass, steel or stainless steel options with various sealing materials to be compatible with your medium and temperatures. Check our chemical resistance table when in doubt. Furthermore, choose from a wide range of options such as mounting standards, electrical connections, ATEX approvals and more.
