Dwyer Instruments DA-41-153-9E

Bourdon Tube Pressure Switch 316SS tube, range 10-300 psig

Condition: New
Brand: Dwyer
Status: Active
SKU: 56769
Manufacturer Part #: DA-41-153-9E

Description

The Mercoid D Series is one of the world’s broadest lines of pressure switches. The D Series has extremely high sensitivity and great repeatability. The DA Models are equipped with two external adjustments, one for setting high pressure operating point, the other for setting low pressure operating point. Deadband, the difference between high and low setpoints, is adjustable over the full-scale. The DS Models are equipped with a single external adjustment for setting operating point only. For mercury-free switches, choose between the snap action switch or hermetically sealed snap action switch. Hermetically sealed mercury switch also available.

Additional information

Weight 4 lbs
Condition

New

Brand

Production Status

Active

Features

  • Visible calibrated dial provides an easy and fast check without having to open device causing dangerous conditions to operators
  • On/off indication (except hermetically sealed snap switch models) gives operator clear indication of state of switched equipment that could be located in another location
  • Adjustable or fixed deadband supports control applications by reducing equipment wear-out by unnecessary recycling
  • External switch set-point adjustment reduces set-up time
  • Pressure ranges of full vacuum to 8000 psig gives application designers the ability to specify standard equipment, simplifying install and training, and reducing servicing costs
  • UL listed, CSA approved, many models FM approved to support rigorous process applications and regulations
  • General purpose, weatherproof or explosion-proof enclosures for a variety of indoor or outdoor environments meeting the needs of multiple applications and uses

Resources

Series DA/DS; Bourdon Tube Pressure Switches
Dwyer – Data Sheet

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