Dwyer ADPS-03-2-N Adjustable differential pressure switch, 0.20 to 2.00" w.c., M20 connection

SKU: 17DADPS032N

Weight: 1lbs

$33.65
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Dwyer ADPS-03-2-N Adjustable differential pressure switch, set point range 0.20 to 2.00" w.c., M20 connection.

The Series ADPS Adjustable Differential Pressure Switch is designed for pressure, vacuum, and differential pressures. The dual scaled adjustment knob in inches water column and Pascals allows changes to the switching pressure to be made without a pressure gage. The ADPS is available with settings from 0.08" w.c. (20 Pa) up to 16" w.c. (4000 Pa). The silicone diaphragm and PA 6.6 body make the series ADPS ideal for use with air and other noncombustible gases. The compact size, adjustment knob and low cost make the ADPS the perfect choice for HVAC applications.

  • Service: Air and non-combustible, compatible gases.
  • Wetted Materials: Diaphragm Material: Silicone. Housing Material: Switch Body: PA 6.6 and POM; Cover: Polystyrene.
  • Temperature Limits: Process and ambient temperature from -4 to 185�F (-20 to 85�C).
  • Pressure Limits: Max. Operating Pressure: 40" w.c. (10 kPa) for all pressure ranges.
  • Switch Type: Single-pole double-throw (SPDT).
  • Electrical Rating: Standard: Max., 1.5A/250 VAC, max. switching rate: 6 cycles/min.; Gold Contact Option: 0.4 A/ 250 VAC.
  • Electrical Connections: Push-on screw terminals. M20x1.5 with cable strain relief or optional 1/2" NPT connection.
  • Process Connections: 5/16" (7.94 mm) outside diameter tubing, 1/4" (6.0 mm) inside diameter tubing.
  • Mounting Orientation: Vertically, with pressure connections pointing downwards.
  • Mechanical Working Life: Over 106 switching operations.
  • Weight: 5.6 oz (160 g).
  • Enclosure Rating: NEMA 13, IP54.
  • Agency Approvals: CE, RoHS.
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