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How to Select a Pressure Switch?
Following requirements will help you in selection of the right pressure switch for your application
Set points
First decide how many set points do you require. If you require one set point you may use fixed differential pressure switch or for two set points use adjustable differential pressure switch.
Fluids
You should know
which fluid you are going to control. Before using any fluid you should ensure
that the switch material is compatible with the process fluid or not.
Pressure Range
Pressure Range
Pressure range of
a switch is a critical factor and the best practice is to make pressure
settings in the middle of 80 percent of the range of switch.
The pressure applied should never exceed the max range of the switch.
The pressure applied should never exceed the max range of the switch.
Surges
A pressure switch
will face surges and the frequency at which they occur depends upon the
application if the surges are frequent in your system or there are high
pressure surges you may need to have a device with high pressure range.
Switch Enclosure
What type of enclosure do you need?
Most common
enclosure type
IP66, IP65
Output
Pressure switches comes in different output configuration.
Electrical Connection
Pressure switches
has different output configurations so they have different electrical connection
configurations too.
What you need to know for selection of pressure switch is which electrical connection you require in your application.
Pressure Connection
What you need to know for selection of pressure switch is which electrical connection you require in your application.
Pressure Connection
What type of pressure connection do you want.
System Response Time
If in your application the systems response time is critical you may select a switch with a volumetric displacement.
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