
Suco diaphragm pressure switch with a 10-50 bar range, SPDT 4A changeover contact, DIN connector, IP65 protection and G 1/4 BSP pressure port.
The Suco Diaphragm Pressure Switch is a pressure switch with a 10 to 50 bar operating range, designed for pressure monitoring and control in fluid and air systems.
Overview
The switch features a nitrile (NBR) diaphragm seal and is suitable for use with hydraulic oil, engine oil, heating oil, turpentine, and air. The body is made from zinc-plated steel and carries an IP65 rating for protection against dust and water jets. The pressure port is a G 1/4 BSP thread for fitting into existing piping and instrumentation.
Key Features
Applications
The switch is intended for sensing and instrumentation tasks in industrial settings, including system protection, process control, and equipment monitoring where accurate pressure thresholds are required.
Choose the Suco Diaphragm Pressure Switch for applications requiring a 10 to 50 bar switching range, a G 1/4 BSP pressure connection, and a DIN electrical connection.
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