Air Differential Pressure Switch. Suitable for applications where airflow proving or filter monitoring is required. The switching set point is adjusted by a knob mounted under the main cover.
Pressure Switch comes complete with a duct fixing kit, consisting of PVC Hose and 2 plastic duct adaptors.
It has a set of normally open and normally closed contacts allowing monitoring of both rises and falls in pressure.
The switch is commonly used with a Kitchen Gas Interlock panel where air proving is necessary to allow Gas flow, and to monitor filters to notify you when they are dirty and need replacing.
Range 20 – 200Pa (0.2 – 2mbar)
Maximum Working Pressure 5000Pa (50mbar)
IP54 Rating
Code & Description | Price | |
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DPSA-20 : Air Differential Pressure Switch DPSA-20 | £22.22 + VAT £26.66 | |
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