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NC pressure switch SL
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NC pressure switch
NC pressure switch
NC pressure switch
NC pressure switch
NC pressure switch
NC pressure switch
NC pressure switch
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Characteristics

Contact type
NC, NO
Material
plastic, brass
Applications
industrial
Other characteristics
adjustable, compact
Pressure range

Max.: 6 bar
(87.02 psi)

Min.: 0.2 bar
(2.9 psi)

Process temperature

Max.: 125 °C
(257 °F)

Min.: -20 °C
(-4 °F)

Description

Compact device used in heating system boiler to check minimum water pressure. Water temperature - < 90° Voltage - 5Vdc/24Vdc - 230Vac (16A) Connection terminal - 6.3 x 0.8 mm, RAST 5 or RAST 2.5 Hydraulic inlet (PLASTIC) - See connection pag. 6-7 catalogue Protection Class - IP00 Weight - ∼ 22 grammi / grams Approval EN60730-1, EN60730-2-6, EN60335-1-2002 All our products conform to the 2002/95/EC European directive (RoHS). Storage Avoid the transducer coming into contact with powders Do not store in locations with humidity condensation Pressure switch with Hydraulic Connection - John Guest Feature: - Food contact material - - High hystérésis (The high hystérésis is a necessary feature for stable opération in automatic systems) - - Long working life and small dimensions - - Maie and Female connection Pressure switch with Hydraulic Connection - Gas thread and Adjustable connection Feature: - Maie and Female Gas thread (also with brass adapter) or adjustable connection - - Différent configurations: Faston (COM + NO/NC - COM + NC+NO), vertical fastons, RAST 5, RAST 2.5 (with cover) and soldered wire with coverage - - Long working life and small dimensions - - High and Low pressure range Pressure switch with Hydraulic Connection - Metallic body Feature: - - Heavy duty industrial applications - - High pressure - - Long working life and small dimensions
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