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108PQ
Heavy
Duty Pressure switch with overload protection. Switch rated at
5 amps at 230V AC. Fixed or adjustable deadband.
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Model
12
These
pressure switches are used for monitoring system pressure to sound
an alarm, operate a warning light, or cut off the electrical supply
to a pump or machine as soon as the pressure gets above or below
the optimum level. The type 12 pressure switches are particularly
suitable for use on compressed air systems, or to monitor water
pressures or provide cut-out on pressure failure in lubrications.
They can be used on all non-corrosive fluids except for those
with high viscosity.
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Model
1381
A
metallic spring diaphragm deflects under pressure to operate a
microswitch. The microswitch is mounted in a bracket which can
be tilted to give adjustment over the pressure range. For pressures
above 70 bar the movement of a piston under pressure against the
spring operates the microswitch. The piston design is only suitable
for hydraulic applications.
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Model
1382
This
series of differential pressure switches are intended for use
as general industrial pressure switches. Their reliability, flexibility
and robustness enable all applications in all industries to be
satisfied. They are used for monitoring the difference between
two pressures by giving closing contacts when the difference rises
above or falls below the pre-set value.
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Model
14
These
pressure switches are used for monitoring system pressure to sound
an alarm, operate a warning light, or cut off the electrical supply
to a pump or machine as soon as the pressure gets above or below
the optimum level. The type 14 pressure switches are suitable
for use on all non-corrosive gases and non-corrosive fluids except
those with high viscosity.
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Model
1481
A
metallic spring diaphragm deflects under pressure to operate a
microswitch. The microswitch is mounted in a bracket which can
be tilted to give adjustment over the pressure range. For pressures
above 70 bar the movement of a piston under pressure against the
spring operates the microswitch. The piston design is only suitable
for hydraulic applications.
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Model
1482
A
metallic spring diaphragm deflects under pressure to operate a
microswitch. The microswitch is mounted in a bracket which can
be tilted to give adjustment over the pressure range. For pressures
above 70 bar the movement of a piston under pressure against the
spring operates the microswitch. The piston design is only suitable
for hydraulic applications.
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Model
2381
This
series of differential pressure switches are intended for use
as general industrial pressure switches. Their reliability, flexibility
and robustness enable all applications in all industries to be
satisfied. They are used for monitoring the difference between
two pressures by giving closing contacts when the difference rises
above or falls below the pre-set value.
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Model
508
Electrical
equipment in Hazardous Areas, where a mixture of flammable gas
or vapour which could be ignited by a spark, has to specially
constructed and tested. Our Flameproof switches are BASEEFA approved
for safe use in Zone 1 and Zone 2 non-mining areas.
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Model
518
This
series of differential pressure switches are intended for use
as general industrial pressure switches. Their reliability, flexibility
and robustness enable all applications in all industries to be
satisfied. They are used for monitoring the difference between
two pressures by giving closing contacts when the difference rises
above or falls below the pre-set value.
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Model
800
These
pressure switches are used for monitoring system pressure to sound
an alarm, operate a warning light, or cut off the electrical supply
to a pump or machine as soon as the pressure gets above or below
the optimum level. The type 14 pressure switches are suitable
for use on all non-corrosive gases and non-corrosive fluids except
those with high viscosity.
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Model
815
This
design of pressure switch is suitable for sequence initiation
on hydraulic circuits as well as alarm and safety cut-out applications
on air, water, oil and other low viscosity fluids that are compatible
with stainless steel, nitrile rubber and brass. The movement of
a piston under pressure operates a
microswitch via a lever. Piston operated switches are not
suitable for use with high pressure gases.
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