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Factory-set pressure and vacuum switch AT - 2004 serieselectromechanicalvacuumSPDT
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Characteristics
- Technology
- electromechanical
- Pressure type
- vacuum
- Contact type
- SPDT
- Process connection
- NPT 1/8
- Material
- stainless steel, plastic, polysulfone
- Applications
- industrial, for pump, for compressors, HVAC, medical
- Other characteristics
- adjustable, factory-set
- Pressure range
Min.: 0 psi
Max.: 150 psi
- Switching power: current
0.5 A, 10 A
Description
The AT-2004 Series of Pressure and Vacuum Switches are designed for applications
where adjustability is not required and for the customer with cost and space limitations.
SPECIFICATIONS
TERMINATIONS: 0.187" Quick-Connect
AGENCY COMPLIANCES: UL/CSA Approved Microswitch
OPERATING SPEED: 25 MSEC
STANDARD MATERIALS:
Body: Polycarbonate (Polysulfone or Noryl are Options)
U-Cup Seal: Buna-N (Nitrile) - Other Elastomer Materials Available
Spring: Stainless Steel (Wetted Material for the Vacuum Switch)
PORT CONNECTION: Female 1/8" NPT (Mounting Bracket Available)
Pre-Set @ 6 Psi +/- 1 Psi Pre-Set @ 4"Hg +/- 1"Hg
(Other setpoints available) (Other setpoints available)
Deadband approx. 0.5 Psi Deadband approx. 1"Hg
Catalogs
Airtrol Components 2023 Catalog
46 Pages
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