Thermal Flow Switches |
| FSW-420 & FSW-430 Series |
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The FSW-420/30 Series
monitors your relative flow
rate for applications where the
actual flow rate is not important.
The FSW-420/30 series is easy to
install and use. Just put it into the
pipe and it’s ready to go. The
FSW-420/30 series sets your
present flow-rate at 100% at power
up. Relative flow rate is indicated
by the 7 LED lights. When the flow
rate drops to 50%, an alarm goes
off. If you prefer, you can adjust
the alarm point to fit your needs.
A green output indicating LED is
also included.
SPECIFICATIONS
Media: Liquids
Low Flow Set Point: Pre-set to 50% (field adjustable)
Operating Temperature: -20 to 80°C (-4 to 176°F)
Response Time: 25 seconds (typical)
Repeatability: 1%
Hysteresis: 10% of set-point value typical
Range:
FSW-420 Series: 0 to 150 cm/sec
FSW-431: 0 to 2.25 L/min
FSW-432: 0 to 5.1 L/min
FSW-433: 0 to 14.1 L/min
Operating Pressure: 30 Bar (450 psi)
Protection Class: NEMA 6 (IP67)
Housing: Anodized aluminum
Sensor Material: 303 stainless steel
Tube Housing (FSW-430 series): Polyacetal
Mounting (FSW-420 Series): ½ NPT
Connection Tube OD:
FSW-431: 6 mm (0.24")
FSW-432: 8 mm (0.31")
FSW-433: 12 mm (0.47")
Electrical Connection: M12 male socket 4-pin, 2 m (7') cable with M12 connector and pigtail leads
Supply Voltage: 20 to 30 Vdc (short circuit protected)
Switching Current: <200 mA
Power Consumption: 6 W max
Initial Operation: 15 seconds
Output: PNP normally open (closed with flow), optional normally closed (open with flow)
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† All dollar amounts on this site are shown in US currency.
Note: Comes complete with operator's manual and pre-wired 2m(6/5') cable.
Standard valves are Normally Open. For optional Normally Closed valves, add "-NC" to model number, no additional charge.
Ordering Example: (1) FSW-431 Flow switch and mating connector, 6 mm (0.24"), $450, plus (1) PSU-93 Power supply , $40, plus (1) 70A-1 Audible alarm, $20, $450 + 40 + 20 = $510.00
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Keywords:Thermal Flow Switches, thermal flow measurement
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