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INDUSTRIAL DISCOUNT SCHEDULE NOTE: Each item (model, range, part number, etc.) is discounted QUANTITY DISCOUNTS independently. In an order for more than one item, differ- OF EACH Mercoid came into existence when a young independent inventor with an innovative ent items cannot be combined to earn a greater discount. ITEM STANDARD SCHEDULE B switch design needed a manufacturer for his idea. He found an interested instrumentation man- Most items are subject to STANDARD schedule at right. Prices followed by the symbol b are subject to discounts 1-24 Net Net ufacturer, The Federal Gauge Company of Chicago, Illinois, that had extensive Bourdon tube per schedule B. 25-99 5% Net experience dating back to 1917. Mercoid’s first control was a Bourdon tube pressure switch Certain items such as repairs, repair parts, EXPL and WP 100-249 10% 5% housings, special scale and tag charges are priced at net 250-499 15% that was released in 1921. The switch with its ingenious design became an instant success and and earn no discount. 10% 500-Up 20% has lasted over eighty years through its evolution into the present D Series Pressure Control. 15% The D Series is still the premier adjustable pressure switch on the market today. The company was at the forefront of controls technology during the foundation of the Terms and Conditions of Sale heating and refrigeration industries, which drove expansions into temperature and level con- 1. Prices and Specifications are subject to change without notice. trols. Mercoid experienced continued success and was eventually acquired by Dwyer 2. Shipping dates are approximate. They are dependent upon credit approval and subject to delays beyond our control. Instruments, of Michigan City, Indiana, in 1984. Dwyer created a new plant for Mercoid and 3. Terms: Net 30 days to companies with established credit rating. In the event Buyer fails to fulfill previous terms of moved the manufacturing from Chicago to Wolcott, Indiana. payment, or in case Seller shall have any doubt at any time as to Buyer’s financial responsibility, Seller may decline to make further deliveries except upon receipt of cash in advance or other special arrangements. Mercoid innovated mercury switches, which is where the namesake arrived. Today 4. Liability Point and Title: All material is sold F.O.B. Factory (Domestic) / FCA Free Carrier (International). Title to all Mercoid is much more than mercury switches with almost all products being available with material sold shall pass to buyer upon delivery by Seller to carrier at shipping point. snap switches. Mercoid has continued the innovative spirit as it has expanded into many new 5. State and Local Taxes: Any taxes which the Seller may be required to pay or collect upon or with respect to the products including level transmitters and digital pump controllers. sale, purchase, delivery, use or consumption of any of the material covered hereby shall be for the account of the Buyer and shall be added to the purchase price. This catalog details all of the products manufactured by the Dwyer Instrument’s fami- 6. Special tooling, dies, silk screens and molds acquired specially to produce goods for Buyer remain the property ly that are used by industrial and process industries for pressure, flow, level and temperature of Dwyer Instruments, Inc., and may not be removed. They will be maintained in good condition for a minimum peri- monitoring and control. od of three years from the date of the original purchase order. In addition to making and selling quality precision instruments, Dwyer is committed 7. 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All technical advice, recommendations and serv- Dwyer Instruments, Inc. ices are based on technical data and information which the Seller believes to be reliable and are intended for use by per- sons having skill and knowledge of the business, at their own discretion. In no case is Seller liable beyond replacement of equipment F.O.B. Factory (Domestic) / FCA Free Carrier (International) or the full purchase price. This warranty does not apply if the maximum ratings label is removed or if the instrument or equipment is abused, altered, used at ratings above the maximum specified, or otherwise misused in any way. THIS EXPRESS LIMITED WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF AND EXCLUDES ALL OTHER REPRESENTATIONS MADE BY ADVERTISEMENTS OR BY AGENTS AND ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, BOTH EXPRESS AND IMPLIED. THERE ARE NO IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE FOR GOODS COVERED HEREUNDER. 9. 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Catalog Index
Type of Control ...... Page Type of Control ...... Page
Intro to Pressure & Temperature Switches . .6–8 Fixed Range Differential - Series 636D ...... 58 Pressure ...... 9-61 Weatherproof – Series 679 ...... 59 How to Order Series D Pressure Switches ...... 9 Low Cost – Series 673 ...... 59 Pressure Switches ...... 9-37 Fixed Range – Series 636 ...... 60 Series D Operation Option ...... 10 Sanitarty - Series 681 ...... 60 Model Charts ...... 11-12 Adjustable Range - Series 637 ...... 61 Enclosures ...... 13 Sanitary - Series 637S ...... 61 Options & Accessories ...... 14-15 Nomenclature Guide ...... 16-17 Flow ...... 62-89 Diaphragm Operated – Series 1000 ...... 18-19 Flow Applications ...... 62-63 Series SA1100 ...... 20-21 Stainless Steel Flowmeter - Series SSM ...... 64 Series CS, CD ...... 22 Liquid/Partical Filters - Models F222, F451 ...... 64 Electronic – Series ES ...... 23 Industrial Direct Reading Flowmeter - Series IF . . . . .65 Low Cost OEM – Series A1S & A1B ...... 24-25 Flowmeter Accessories and Options ...... 65 Diaphragm Operated – Series AP ...... 26-27 In-Line Flow Monitors - Series HF ...... 66 Dual-Action Explosion-proof - Series H2 ...... 28 In-Line Flow Alarms - Series HFO ...... 67 Adjustable Pressure Switch - Series APS/AVS . . .29 Anderson-Midwest Sight Flow Indicators ...... 68-69 Differential Pressure Switch - Series A4 ...... 29 Sight Flow Indicator/Transmitter - Series SFI-800 . . .70 Explosion-proof Differential - Series H3 ...... 30 Sight Flow Indicator/Transmitter - Series SFI-100T . .71 Explosion-Proof Differential – Series 1950, 1950G . . .31 Sight Flow Transmitter – Series SF ...... 72 Gas Pressure/Differential – Series PG ...... 32-33 Sight Flow Meters - Series SF2 ...... 72 Bourdon Tube Differential – Series BB ...... 34-35 Sight Window - Series 500 ...... 73 Double Bellows Differential – Series DP ...... 36-37 Sight Window - Series 550 ...... 73 Pressure Gages ...... 38-51 Thermal Flow Switch - Series TFS ...... 74 Capsuhelic® Differential – Series 4000 ...... 38-39 Liquid Flow Controller - Series TSP ...... 74 Spirahelic® – Series 7000 ...... 40 In-Line Flow Transmitter - Series HFT ...... 75 Flow Switches ...... 76-89 Spirahelic® – Series 7000B ...... 41 ® Series 760 ...... 42 Flotect Vane Operated, 1-20˝ pipe – Series V4 . .76-77 ® Spirahelic® - Series 6000 ...... 42 Flotect Mini-Size or Brass, 1/2-2˝ pipe, Process - Series 761, 762 ...... 43-44 Explosion-Proof – Series V6 ...... 78-79 ® Stainless Steel - Series 63000M ...... 45 Flotect Vane Operated, 1-6˝ pipe – Series V8 ...... 80 ® Stainless Steel - Series 64000 ...... 45 Flotect Mini-Size – Series V10, V11 ...... 81 Stainless Steel - Series SGI ...... 46 Paddle - Model FS-2 ...... 82 Stainless Steel - Series SGL ...... 47 Explosion-proof Brass - Series P1 ...... 83 Digital - Series DPG-100 ...... 48 High Pressure Brass - Series P8 ...... 83 Digital - Series DPG-000 ...... 49 Globe - Series G9, GVS ...... 84 Digital - Series DPGA ...... 50 Adjustable - Series AFS ...... 85 Digital - Series DPGW ...... 51 Electronic Totalizing Meter - Series TTM ...... 85 Pressure Transmitters ...... 52-61 Orifice Plate Flow Meter - Series OP ...... 86-87 Wet/Wet Differential - Series 629 ...... 52 Orifice Plate Flow Meter - Series PE ...... 88-89 Wet/Wet Differential - Series 655 ...... 53 Wet/Wet Differential - Series 647 ...... 54 Introduction to Level Controls ...... 90 Wet/Wet Differential - Series 645 ...... 54 Level ...... 90-157 Wet/Wet Differential - Series 631 ...... 55 Level Applications & Product Guide . . . .91-93 Industrial - Series 626, 628 ...... 56-57 Mercoid ...... 94-133 -continued on next page CALL TO ORDER: U.S. Phone 219 879-8000 • U.K. Phone (+44) (0)1494-461707 • Asia Pacific Phone 61 2 4272-2055 3 pg3-5 index 6/19/06 1:56 PM Page 2
Catalog Index
Type of Control ...... Page Type of Control ...... Page
Welded Chamber, External Mount ...... 94–105 . Gap Switch - Series GS ...... 146 Series 201 ...... 94-95 Capacitance Level Switch - Model CLS1 ...... 146 Series 251 ...... 96-97 Capacitance Level Switch - Model CLS2 ...... 147 Series 1251 ...... 98-99 Dual Point Level Switch - Model DPL110 ...... 148 Series 1261 ...... 100-101 Ultrasonic Level Transmitter - Series UT ...... 148 Series 291/1265 ...... 102-103 Continuous Level Transmitter - Model CRF ...... 149 Series 391 ...... 104-105 Piezoresistive Level Transmitter - Series PLT . . . . .149 Flanged Chamber, External Mount ...... 106-115 Continuous Level Transmitter - Series CLT ...... 150 Series 211 ...... 106-107 Mercoid® Level – Submersible Transmitters – Series 221 ...... 108-109 Series PBLT2 & SBLT ...... 151 Series 1211 ...... 110-111 Pump Controller – Series MPC ...... 152 Series 1221 ...... 112-113 Pump Controller - Series MPC Jr...... 153 Series 102/1102 ...... 114-115 Relay/Controller/Power Supply - Series PCP ...... 154 Flanged Chamber, Adjustable Deadband Tank Level Indicator - Series TLI ...... 155 Series 215 ...... 116-117 Proximity Sensors - Series PS ...... 155 Side Mount, Threaded or Flanged – Series 500 . .118-119 Mini View-Rite Level Indicator - Series MVR ...... 156 Top Mount, Displacer Type View-Rite Level Indicator - Series VR ...... 157 Single or Two Stage – Series 190/195 .120-121 Three Stage – Series 193 ...... 122-123 Introduction to Temperature Controls . . .158 Top Mount, Float Type Temperature ...... 158-169 Fixed Deadband – Series 301 ...... 124-125 Controller/Process, 1/16 DIN – Series 16A ...... 159 Adjustable Deadband – Series 401 . . .126-127 Limit Controls – Series 16L ...... 159 Lever Arm and Float Controls – Series 40–49 . . .128-129 Temperature/Controller – Series 2500 ...... 160 Cast Iron Chamber – Series 123/125 ...... 130 Temperature/Process Controller – Series 2600 . . . . .160 Torque Tube Type – Series 75 ...... 131 Iso Verter® II Signal Conditioning Modules Switches – Anti-Vibration and Standard ...... 132 Series SC4130, SC4151, SC4380 ...... 161 Special Circuits, Pneumatic Switch Mechanism .133 Mini In-Line IR Sensor – Series MIL ...... 162 Miniature Multi-Station Mini Infrared Thermometer – Model MIR1 ...... 162 Level Switch - Series F7-MM ...... 134 Immersion Temperature Control – Series FM ...... 163 Quick-Ship Multi-Station Bi-Metal Air Temperature Switches – Series M-51 . .164 Level Switch - Series F7-MQ ...... 135 Damper Position Switch – Series ML-51-153 ...... 164 Multi-Station Level Switch - Series F7-MS ...... 136 Weatherproof Immersion Assemblies – Series I-4 . .165 Multi-Level Switch Kit - Model F7-MLK ...... 137 Surface Mount Temperature Sensor - Series S-1 . . .165 Multi-Level Switch Kit - Model F7-MLK2 ...... 137 Temperature Controls ...... 166-168 Level Switches - Vertical/Horizontal - Series F7 . . . . .138-139 Remote Bulb & Bulb Selection – Series D . .166-167 W.E. Anderson® ...... 140-145 Two-Stage – Series DA-7435-0 ...... 168 Side Mount Liquid Level Liquid – Series DA-36/DA-37 ...... 168 Heavy Duty – Model L4 ...... 140 Thermometers External Installation – Model L6 ...... 141 Remote Reading with Switch – Model RRT . . . .169 Low Cost – Model L8 ...... 142 Bimetal – Series BT ...... 169 Mini-Size – Model L10 ...... 143 SAFE-T-GROUND – Model TR-7 ...... 170 Cable Float Switch - Series CFS ...... 144 Technical Reference Books ...... 171 Free-Floating Level Switch - Series FSW ...... 144 Agency Approvals ...... 172-174 Optical Level – Models OLS 10, 11, 12 ...... 145 Trademark Recognition ...... 174 Proximity ...... 146-149 Technical Data ...... 175-180 Discount Schedule, Terms & Conditions ...... 181 4 VISIT OUR WEBSITES: www.dwyer-inst.com • www.dwyer-inst.co.uk • www.dwyer-inst.com.au pg3-5 index 6/19/06 1:56 PM Page 3
Index by Model Model ...... Page Model...... Page Model ...... Page 1000 ...... 18-19 AP ...... 26-27 M-51 ...... 164 102/1102...... 114-115 APS ...... 29 MIL ...... 162 1211 ...... 110-111 AVS...... 29 MIR1...... 162 1221 ...... 112-113 ML-51-153 ...... 164 123/125...... 130-131 BB ...... 34-35 MPC ...... 152 1251 ...... 98-99 BT...... 169 MPC Jr...... 153 1261 ...... 100-101 MVR ...... 156 16A...... 159 CD ...... 22 16L ...... 159 CFS ...... 144 OLS 10, 11, 12 ...... 145 190/195...... 120-121 CLS1 ...... 146 OP...... 86-87 193 ...... 122-123 CLS2 ...... 147 1950, 1950G ...... 31 CLT...... 150 P1...... 83 CRF ...... 149 P8...... 83 201 ...... 94-95 CS ...... 22 PBLT2...... 151 211 ...... 106-107 PCP ...... 154 215 ...... 116-117 D ...... 9-17 PE ...... 88-89 221 ...... 108-109 DA-7435-0 ...... 168 PG...... 32-33 2500 ...... 160 DA-36/DA-37 ...... 168 PLT...... 149 251 ...... 96-97 D-Bulbs ...... 166-167 2600 ...... 160 Discount Schedule ...... 181 Reference Books ...... 171 291/1265...... 102-103 DP ...... 36-37 RRT ...... 169 DPG-000 ...... 49 301 ...... 124-125 DPG-100 ...... 48 S-1 ...... 165 391 ...... 104-105 DPGA ...... 50 SA1100 ...... 20-21 DPGW ...... 51 SBLT...... 151 40-49 ...... 128-129 DPL110...... 148 SC4130, SC4151, SC4380 ...... 161 4000 ...... 38-39 SF...... 72 401 ...... 126-127 ES ...... 23 SF2...... 72 SFI 100-700 ...... 68-69 500 ...... 118-119 F195 ...... 65 SFI-800 ...... 70 500/550 ...... 73 F222 ...... 64 SFI-100T ...... 71 F451 ...... 64 SGI ...... 46 6000 ...... 42 F7 ...... 138-139 SGL ...... 47 626/628...... 56-57 F7-MLK ...... 137 SSM ...... 64 629 ...... 52 F7-MQ ...... 135 Spec. Circuits, Pneum. Switch. . . . 133 63000M ...... 45 F7-MM ...... 134 631 ...... 55 F7-MS ...... 136 Technical Data ...... 175-179 636 ...... 60 FM ...... 163 TFS ...... 74 636D...... 58 FS-2 ...... 82 TLI ...... 155 637 ...... 61 FSW ...... 144 TR-7 ...... 170 637S...... 61 TSP ...... 74 64000 ...... 45 G9 ...... 84 TTM ...... 85 645 ...... 54 GS ...... 146 647 ...... 54 GVS ...... 84 UT ...... 148 655 ...... 53 673 ...... 59 H2...... 28 V10...... 81 679 ...... 59 H3...... 30 V11 ...... 81 681 ...... 60 HF ...... 66 V4 ...... 76-77 HFO ...... 67 V6 ...... 78-79 7000, 7000B ...... 40-41 HFT ...... 75 V8...... 81 75 ...... 131 VR ...... 157 760 ...... 42 IF ...... 65 761 ...... 43 I-4 ...... 165 762 ...... 44 L10 ...... 143 A4...... 29 L4 ...... 140 A1S & A1B ...... 24-25 L6 ...... 141 AFS...... 85 L8 ...... 142 Agency Approvals...... 172-174 Anti-Vibration, Standard...... 132
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How Pressure Switches & Temperature Switches Work
Pressure Using This Guide ACTUATION PRESSURE This introduction to Mercoid® pressure, and temperature switches contains information to assist the specifying en- DEAD BAND gineer in selecting the proper switch for the application. A careful reading of this section will help specify a con- RESET PRESSURE URE
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that does not have unnecessary features or capability, PRE (which reduces cost) and one that probably is available from stock, which speeds delivery. Mercoid® maintains a COM. COM. COM. DEACTUATED ACTUATED DEACTUATED generous stock of the more widely used models suitable (NORMAL) (NORMAL) for most applications, specifying one of these “standard” TIME models will benefit the customer. Even if ordering a re- placement special control, a review of this guide is en- couraged to see if a “standard” model is now The deadband is the pressure or temperature that must be removed before the switch resets for another cycle appropriate. If necessary, Mercoid® offers a wide selec- tion of special options to suit almost any application. after the setpoint has been reached and the switch actu- Technical assistance is readily available from our head- ated. quarters or the nearest sales office. A deadband is inherent in a snap switch. It results from two things. The spring rate of the range spring at the chosen setpoint and the deactuation travel of the switch What are they? lever. Thus the deadband is different at each setpoint. A pressure switch is a device which utilizes air, gas or liq- When the setpoint is at the lowest end of the pressure uid pressures which are higher than, or positive to, at- switch range, (or the highest end of the filled system mospheric pressure to actuate an electric switch at a temperature switch range), the deadband is minimum. preset actuation point. A vacuum switch performs the Conversely, when the setpoint is at the highest end of the same function for pressures which are lower than, or neg- pressure or lowest end of the temperature switch range, ative to, atmospheric pressure. A differential pressure deadband is maximum. switch is a device which utilizes differential pressure to actuate an electric switch at a pre-set actuation point. For example: A pressure switch is set to actuate when an This may be the difference between two positive or two increasing pressure reaches 100 psi (6.9 bar). The pres- negative pressure, one of each, or a positive and atmos- sure then begins to drop. The switch remains actuated, pheric or a negative and atmospheric pressure. A tem- however, until the pressure drops to approximately 95 perature switch merely substitutes “temperature” for psi (6.6 bar). This difference of 5 psi (.35 bar) is the “pressure” in the above descriptions. In all cases the elec- “deadband.” It is the overlap or pressure difference be- tric switch thus actuated may be used to start or stop mo- tween the setpoint at which the switch actuates and the tors, fans or pumps, open or close valves, dampers or point at which the switch resets when pressure drops. louvers, sound an alarm, light a warning signal, provide a computer input signal, etc. In many applications it is desirable to be able to adjust the deadband to a value considerably greater than the The setpoint is that pressure or temperature (positive, minimum. Some pressure and temperature switches negative, or differential) at which the electric switch op- (such as Mercoid’s model DA) allow this adjustment. erates and, in most Mercoid® controls, it is field ad- justable by means of a visible calibrated scale. It is usual Most Mercoid® controls reset the electric switch auto- to consider that the control “actuates” at the pre-set level matically upon deactuation. However, some models are on increasing pressure or temperature and “deactuates” available with a manual reset feature which requires that on decreasing pressure or temperature. (“Deadband” is an operator reset the switch by means of a push-button the difference between the actuation and deactuation before it is again ready to actuate. This feature is usually pressures or temperatures for a given setpoint.) specified for alarm applications where a problem must be corrected before the system is allowed to restart. When a change in pressure or temperature occurs, caus- ing the sensing element to move and actuate the switch, Note that all Mercoid® controls have a discrete range of some of that pressure or temperature must be removed setpoints that a particular model will cover. It is recom- before the switch will reset for another cycle. mended that the control selected have an intended
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actuation setpoint as close as possible to the middle of the Temperature control sensing elements include filled sys- total adjustment range. Also, the specifier should be sure tems and bi-metals. The filled system switches use a bulb Pressure the maximum operating or surge temperature or pres- filled with inert gas and connected by capillary tubing to sure does not exceed those ratings of the control selected. a bourdon tube pressure switch. Changes in bulb tem- perature cause the gas inside the bulb to expand or con- Many Mercoid® controls are available with either snap- tract. The resulting change in internal pressure is sensed action or tilt-type mercury electric switches. In general, by the pressure switch. Bi-metal systems use bi-metal snap-action switches offer lower cost and are well-suited sensors to directly actuate an electric switch. The bi- to most medium load, frequent cycle applications or for metals are usually formed into a spiral to increase the operating environments where mercury is not allowed, mechanical motion for small temperature changes. i.e., food processing. Mercury switches are highly reliable in harsh environments and in very low cycle or “dry cir- Bourdon tube controls provide good sensitivity over a cuit” applications where infrequent alarm testing is the broad range of pressures except at the very low end. usual reason for operation or the switch is providing a Rated operating pressures and, therefore, maximum “no-current” computer input contact closure and the load pressure ranges are limited by the strength of the bour- cannot “self-clean” the contacts. Mercury switches usu- don tube. However, bourdon tubes can be fabricated from ally provide for narrower deadbands. A magnetically- various metals to offer excellent media compatibility and, operated mercury switch is also available which provides in the case of stainless steel, can be welded directly to the an even narrower deadband but has a limited electrical pressure connection to reduce the possibility of a leak in load rating. It should be noted that mercury switch con- case of fire. trols are sensitive to mounting position and shock or vi- bration applications. Diaphragm controls offer both very low and very high pressure ranges as well as lower cost but are limited in Both snap-action and mercury switches are available with operating temperature. Care must be taken to insure the a variety of circuit configurations, i.e., SPST, SPDT, diaphragm elastomer material is compatible with the DPDT, DPST, two-stage, etc. However, specifiers should media involved. Since diaphragm area can be made large, consider a SPDT circuit (one common, one normally open very low pressures can be sensed and different pressures and one normally closed terminal) as standard. The introduced on each side of the diaphragm to control dif- SPDT circuit is supplied on most stocked Mercoid con- ferential pressure. However, a large diaphragm control is trols and allows the control to be used in either actuate or sensitive to mounting position and vibration. On very deactuate on increasing or decreasing pressure or tem- high pressure range controls, the diaphragm is essen- perature applications as well as accommodating changes tially used as a seal and is backed up by a metal piston from one to the other in the field. which operates the switch mechanism. Thus, with built- in motion stops, considerable over-pressures can be tol- erated. These controls are also insensitive to mounting How do they work? position and vibration. When a change in pressure or temperature occurs, the sensing element in the control moves and transmits the Metal bellows provide good sensitivity, resistance to vi- resulting force to the electric switch. Sensing elements bration and moderate cost, particularly in a differential used in Mercoid® pressure controls include bourdon pressure control. The metal bellows may also be compat- tubes, metal bellows and elastomer diaphragms. Bourdon ible with media which cannot be used with elastomer di- tube or bellows motion is coupled to the control “move- aphragms. ment,” which transmits the motion to the electric switch only when the tube position corresponds to a pre-set ac- In temperature controls, selection is very similar to pres- tuation point. Actuation points are adjusted by moving sure controls. Filled systems are available with either pointers linked to the movement. bourdon tube or bellows sensing elements. Bi-metal con- trols are usually less expensive but may not be as sensi- Diaphragm motion is resisted by a calibrated spring. This tive. Material of the sensing element and other wetted spring determines the range of pressure within which the parts must be compatible with the media to be controlled. diaphragm motion will actuate the electric switch. The ac- If a sensing element is to be inserted in a pipe with high tuation point is set by adjusting the compression or ten- velocity liquid flow, a heavy duty protective well should sion of the spring. be used to protect the element.
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Mercoid® Series DA Pressure Switch
POWER TO PUMP Pressurized Overpressure Gas Out Relief Valve
Pressure Receiver MERCOID DA SERIES PRESSURE Gas SWITCH Supply Compressor TO SPRINKLER Mercoid® Series DA pressure switch maintains SYSTEM MAIN desired gas pressure in tank. ® Demand for compressed gas varies in this gas line. So a Mercoid The Mercoid® DA Series is the industry standard Series DA adjustable deadband pressure switch is included to pressure switch for fire pump controls. turn the compressor on at low pressure and off when the maxi- Fire pump controls operate pumps which supply water to mum pressure is reached. building fire sprinkler systems, turning on the main pumps when system pressure falls due to sprinkler heads being acti- HIGH LOW PRESSURE PRESSURE vated and turning on smaller make-up pumps to maintain sys- INDICATOR INDICATOR tem pressure which may fluctuate due to small leaks. These controls almost always employ the Mercoid® DA Series pres- sure switch due to its rugged design which provides high relia- bility over long periods of infrequent operation. The DA Series switch provides independent high and low setpoints over the entire pressure range of the switch to meet varying require- DUOTECT® DUAL PRESSURE SWITCH ments from system to system. The low setpoint maintains min- imum pressure required for proper system operation while the high setpoint prevents damage due to over-pressurization of the system.
PRESSURIZED LINE Normally Open Normally Open One diaphragm actuates two independent explo- Chiller ® sion-proof switches in Duotect pressure switch 150 psi 144 psi to monitor pressure. 55° F 45° F High pressure lines or systems for air, gases, or liquids can be monitored for proper pressure between desired limits with a Duotect® dual pressure switch. Independent low and high alarm or control points can be set from 5 to 1500 psig. With two indi- H3 Differential Pressure Switch
How to use Mercoid Pressure controls! How vidual switches operating from a common diaphragm, one Duotect® switch does the job. The high and low pressure indica- – tors or alarms are activated only when the limits are exceeded; ® both are deactivated when the pressure is within the limits. The W.E. Anderson H3 explosion-proof differential Duotect switch is explosion-proof and can be used with haz- pressure switch protects water chiller. ardous media or in explosive atmospheres. If ice builds up inside water chiller, or if tubes become restricted, differential pressure across chiller increases. Differential pressure switch Series H3 senses the increase VENT and actuates an alarm. Switch is typically set between 10 and DUOTECT® 20 psid. PRESSURE SWITCH SOLENOID CONTROL VALVE BOX MODEL A1 PRESSURE TANK PRESS. SW.
A1
L 4 FLOAT SWITCH
WELL PUMP SAW
APPLICATIONS Switches control water level and tank pressure. A hydro-pneumatic tank with a deep well pump maintains desired pressure in a water system. The pump, however, deliv- ers entrained air along with makeup water, requiring periodic PUMP tank venting to prevent excess pressure buildup. As both water LUBE OIL TANK level and tank pressure must be maintained, one side of the W.E. Anderson® Duotect® pressure switch is interlocked with the Anderson L4 float switch via the control box. When tank Mercoid® model A1 pressure switch senses loss pressure falls below the preset system pressure due to water ® of lubricating oil to saw blade in saw mill and drawdown, the Duotect switch starts the pump and transfers actuates an alarm. control to the float switch. When the preset water level is Since only a small amount of oil is used, the sawdust can be re- reached, the float switch turns the pump off. If entrained air has covered and used as a fuel. The pressure switch (A1) sounds increased the pressure beyond the limit set in the other side of an alarm if the oil pressure is lost, preventing severe damage the Duotect® pressure switch, after a time delay covering sever- to the saw blade. al normal cycles, the switch will open the solenoid valve and vent the tank down to proper pressures.
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Series Pressure D Bourdon Tube Pressure Switches
Pressure Ranges to 8000 psi (551.6 bar) ®
FEATURES • Visible calibrated dial • On/off indication (except hermetically sealed snap switch models) • Adjustable or fixed deadband • SPDT snap-action, hermetically sealed snap action or hermetically sealed mercury switch • External switch setpoint adjustments • Minimum deadband is obtainable at any point in the range • Pressure Ranges of full vacuum to 8000 psig. • UL listed, CSA approved. Many models FM approved. • General purpose, weatherproof or explosion-proof enclosures SPECIFICATIONS Wetted Materials: Brass, 403 SS, or 316 SS. Temperature Limit: 180°F (82°C). Pressure Limit: Maximum pressure of the operating range. Enclosure Rating: General purpose, weatherproof or explosion- proof. Repeatability: ±1% of full operating range, ±1.5% on DS-7300 models. Customers tell us that this is the best pressure switch made. Switch Type: SPST mercury switch, SPDT mercury switch, SPDT The Mercoid® D Series is one of the world’s broadest lines of pres- snap switch, or SPDT hermetically sealed snap switch. Other cir- sure switches. Whatever your application might be, it is most prob- cuit types available. Electrical Rating: See model charts. able it can be fully satisfied with a D Series pressure switch. Electrical Connections: Screw terminal. The D Series has extremely high sensitivity and great repeatablil- Conduit Connection: General purpose: 1/2˝ hole for conduit ity. The DA Models are equipped with two external adjustments, hub. Weatherproof: 1/2˝ conduit hub. Explosion-proof: 3/4˝ one for setting high pressure operating point, the other for setting female NPT. low pressure operating point. Deadband, the difference between Process Connection: General purpose and weatherproof: 1/4˝ male NPT, 1/2˝ male NPT on ranges 15S and 16S. Explosion-proof: high and low setpoints, is adjustable over the full scale. The DS 1/2˝ male NPT and 1/4˝ female NPT. Models are equipped with a single external adjustment for setting Mounting Orientation: Vertical. operating point only. The deadband is fixed at a factory setting and Set Point Adjustment: Thumbscrew. cannot be altered in the field. For switches choose between the Weight: General purpose: 4 lb (1.8 kg), weatherproof: 6 lb (2.7 snap action switch, hermetically sealed snap action switch and her- kg), explosion-proof: 8 lb (3.5 kg). Deadband: See model chart. metically sealed mercury switch. Agency Approvals: CE, UL, CSA, FM (depending on model). How to Order Mercoid® Series D Pressure Switches
Operating Requirements Switch Type and Action D is the generic designation for the pressure switch series. The Mercoid® Series D pressure switches are available with mercury or next letter following the D designates the function of the switch snap-action contacts. Snap-action switch models always start with with regard to the type of deadband and operation. DA, for exam- the series type number of 7. For example, DA-7031 and DS-7231 ple, means a D series pressure switch that has an adjustable dead- are both snap switch models. Snap switches are availale in SPDT band with double adjustments and is fully automatic. See page 10 and DPDT while the mercury switches are available in SPST, for more information. SPDT, DPDT, and DPST. The switch code designates the type of contact and follows the series type number in the overall model Enclosures number. For example, DA-7031-153 is a SPDT snap switch while A general purpose NEMA 1 enclosure is furnished as standard on DA-31-153 is a SPDT mercury switch. Contact rating should also be all Series D pressure switches. Weatherproof and explosion-proof considered when choosing the contact type. Shown across the top housings are optionally available and designated by adding a third of the columns of the sample model number charts on pages 11 and character to the model number. DAW, for example, indicates a DA 12. pressure switch with a weatherproof enclosure. See page 13 for more information. Operating Range The last part of the Series D model number is the operating range Wetted Material number. Operation of the switch is adjustable within the limits of The D Series is available with Bourdon tubes constructed of brass, the shown operating range. The upper limit of the adjustable op- Type 403 stainless steel, and Type 316 stainless steel. Material is erating range is also the maximum pressure for the switch and designated as part of the series type number with 3 corresponding should not be exceeded. For example, DAW-33-3-2 has range num- to brass, 2 to 403 stainless steel, and 4 to 316 stainless steel. For ex- ber 2, which is 0 to 30˝ Hg vacuum. Shown in the second column of ample, DA-31, DA-7031, DS-7231, and DA-531 all have brass bour- the sample model number charts on pages 11 and 12. don tubes. Shown in the left hand column of the sample model number charts on pages 11 and 12. A complete model number chart is included on pages 16 and 17.
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Series D Bourdon Tube Pressure Switches
Pressure
Type DA Type DR Adjustable Deadband, Fully Automatic, Semi-Automatic, Manual Reset, Double Adjustments Single Adjustment
VISIBLE VISIBLE CALIBRATED CALIBRATED DIAL Mercury DIAL Manual Switch Reset RESET DOUBLE EXTERNAL SINGLE ADJUSTMENTS ADJUSTMENT
Equipped with a single adjustment for setting operating SWITCH point to operate the circuit automatically upon a pressure INDICATOR increase or decrease. Pushbutton reset must be operated Snap- VISIBLE manually to restore the circuit to original position after CALIBRATED Action DIAL Switch automatic operation. Suffix “L,” i.e. DR-31-153L denotes control will operate automatically on ; suffix “U” DOUBLE Contact increase EXTERNAL denotes control will operate automatically on decrease. ADJUSTMENTS Equipped with two external adjustments, one for setting high pressure operating point, the other for setting low Type DL pressure operating point. Deadband, or the difference be- Semi-Automatic, Manual Lock Reset, tween high and low setpoints, is adjustable over full scale. Single Adjustment Mercoid’s most popular operating mode, available on most Series D pressure and temperature controls. VISIBLE CALIBRATED DIAL Manual Lock RESET Type DS Reset SINGLE Fixed Deadband, Fully Automatic, EXTERNAL Single Adjustment ADJUSTMENT
VISIBLE Equipped with a single adjustment for setting operating CALIBRATED point. Control will operate at setpoint only upon a decrease DIAL in pressure. Manual lock feature permits circuit to be reset SINGLE Mercury and locked in position. Lock remains in effect until pres- EXTERNAL Switch ADJUSTMENT sure rises above control setting. Lock then releases and circuit is held in reset position until further automatic op- eration upon pressure decrease.
SWITCH INDICATOR VISIBLE Snap- Type D-400, DA-7400 CALIBRATED Action Two-Stage, Fully Automatic, 2 Set Pts. DIAL Switch SINGLE Contact EXTERNAL Provides two stage control by ADJUSTMENT actuating one circuit upon a rise Equipped with single adjustment for setting operating or fall in pressure and a second circuit on a further rise or fall. point only. A single pointer on scale sets pressure point Each setpoint has a fixed dead- at which switch action occurs. Fixed deadband is factory band. set and cannot be altered in the field. Available on series D-200, D-7200 and D-9200 only.
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MODELS
D Series Pressure Switch with Mercury Switch and General Purpose Enclosure Pressure Bourdon Adjustable Minimum SPDT SPST SPST Minimum SPST SPST Tube Operating Deadband 4A @ 120 V Open on Close on Deadband 5A @ 120 VAC 5A @ 120 VAC Material Range (psig) 2A @ 240 V Increase Increase (psig) 2A @ 240 VAC 2A @ 240 VAC (psig) AC/DC 10A @ 120 V 10A @ 120 V 2.5A @ 120 VDC 2.5A @ 120 VDC 5A @ 240 V 5A @ 240 V 1A @ 240 VDC 1A @ 240 VDC AC/DC AC/DC (Open on Increase) (Close on Increase) 0-30˝ Hg Vac 2” Hg DA-31-153-2 DA-31-2-2 DA-31-3-2 1˝ Hg DA-531-2-2 DA-531-3-2 10˝ Hg Vac - 12 1 DA-31-153-3 DA-31-2-3 DA-31-3-3 0.5 DA-531-2-3 DA-531-3-3 25˝ Hg Vac - 50 3.5 DA-31-153-27 DA-31-2-27 DA-31-3-27 2 DA-531-2-27 DA-531-3-27 1/8 – 15 1 DA-31-153-1 DA-31-2-1 DA-31-3-1 0.5 DA-531-2-1 DA-531-3-1 1/8 – 20 1 DA-31-153-3A DA-31-2-3A DA-31-3-3A 0.5 DA-531-2-3A DA-531-3-3A Brass 1 – 35 1.75 DA-31-153-4 DA-31-2-4 DA-31-3-4 0.75 DA-531-2-4 DA-531-3-4 2 – 60 3 DA-31-153-5 DA-31-2-5 DA-31-3-5 1 DA-531-2-5 DA-531-3-5 5 – 100 3.75 DA-31-153-6 DA-31-2-6 DA-31-3-6 2 DA-531-2-6 DA-531-3-6 5 – 150 6 DA-31-153-7 DA-31-2-7 DA-31-3-7 3 DA-531-2-7 DA-531-3-7 10 – 200 8 DA-31-153-8 DA-31-2-8 DA-31-3-8 3.5 DA-531-2-8 DA-531-3-8 10 – 300 12 DA-31-153-9 DA-31-2-9 DA-31-3-9 6 DA-531-2-9 DA-531-3-9 30˝ Hg Vac – 60 6 DA-21-153-25S DA-21-2-25S DA-21-3-25S 3 DA-521-2-25S DA-521-3-25S 30˝ Hg Vac – 75 8 DA-21-153-26S DA-21-2-26S DA-21-3-26S 4 DA-521-2-26S DA-521-3-26S 2 – 60 4 DA-21-153-5S DA-21-2-5S DA-21-3-5S 2.5 DA-521-2-5S DA-521-3-5S 5 – 100 6 DA-21-153-6S DA-21-2-6S DA-21-3-6S 3 DA-521-2-6S DA-521-3-6S 10 – 200 8 DA-21-153-8S DA-21-2-8S DA-21-3-8S 4 DA-521-2-8S DA-521-3-8S 403 10 – 300 14 DA-21-153-9S DA-21-2-9S DA-21-3-9S 7 DA-521-2-9S DA-521-3-9S Stainless 40 – 350 14 DA-21-153-9AS DA-21-2-9AS DA-21-3-9AS 7 DA-521-2-9AS DA-521-3-9AS Steel 25 – 600 25 DA-21-153-10S DA-21-2-10S DA-21-3-10S 15 DA-521-2-10S DA-521-3-10S 50 – 1000 60 DA-21-153-11S DA-21-2-11S DA-21-3-11S 40 DA-521-2-11S DA-521-3-11S 100 – 1500 90 DA-21-153-12S DA-21-2-12S DA-21-3-12S 50 DA-521-2-12S DA-521-3-12S 300 – 2500 150 DA-21-153-13S DA-21-2-13S DA-21-3-13S 100 DA-521-2-13S DA-521-3-13S 500 – 5000 450 DA-21-153-15S DA-21-2-15S DA-21-3-15S 200 DA-521-2-15S DA-521-3-15S 800 – 8000 750 DA-21-153-16S DA-21-2-16S DA-21-3-16S 400 DA-521-2-16S DA-521-3-16S 30˝ Hg Vac – 75 7 DA-41-153-26E DA-41-2-26E DA-41-3-26E 3.5 DA-541-2-26E DA-541-3-26E 5 – 75 3 DA-41-153-23E DA-41-2-23E DA-41-3-23E 2 DA-541-2-23E DA-541-3-23E 10 –100 7 DA-41-153-6E DA-41-2-6E DA-41-3-6E 3.5 DA-541-2-6E DA-541-3-6E 316 10 – 150 6 DA-41-153-24E DA-41-2-24E DA-41-3-24E 3 DA-541-2-24E DA-541-3-24E Stainless 10 – 300 18 DA-41-153-9E DA-41-2-9E DA-41-3-9E 5 DA-541-2-9E DA-541-3-9E Steel 30 – 400 30 DA-41-153-21E DA-41-2-21E DA-41-3-21E 15 DA-541-2-21E DA-541-3-21E 75 – 800 75 DA-41-153-22E DA-41-2-22E DA-41-3-22E 35 DA-541-2-22E DA-541-3-22E 100 – 1000 100 DA-41-153-11E DA-41-2-11E DA-41-3-11E 45 DA-541-2-11E DA-541-3-11E 200 - 2500 210 DA-41-153-13E DA-41-2-13E DA-41-3-13E 110 DA-541-2-13E DA-541-3-13E
D Series Pressure Switch with Snap Action Switch and General Purpose Enclosure Adjustable Deadband Fixed Deadband Hermetically Sealed, Fixed Deadband SPDT: 15A @ 120/240 VAC SPDT: 15A @ 120/240 AC SPDT: 5A @ 120/240 VAC, 5A res. @ 30 VDC Bourdon Adjustable Minimum Model Fixed Model Fixed Model Tuberial Operating Range Deadband Number Deadband Number Deadband Number Material (psig) (psig) (psig) (psig) 0-30˝ Hg Vac 9˝ Hg DA-7031-153-2 3˝ Hg DS-7231-153-2 5˝ Hg DS-7331-153-2 10˝ Hg Vac - 12 4 DA-7031-153-3 1.5 DS-7231-153-3 3 DS-7331-153-3 25˝ Hg Vac - 50 8 DA-7031-153-27 2.5 DS-7231-153-27 3.75 DS-7331-153-27 1/8 – 15 4 DA-7031-153-1 1.5 DS-7231-153-1 3 DS-7331-153-1 1/8 – 20 4 DA-7031-153-3A 1.5 DS-7231-153-3A 3 DS-7331-153-3A Brass 1 – 35 5 DA-7031-153-4 1.5 DS-7231-153-4 3 DS-7331-153-4 2 – 60 6 DA-7031-153-5 2 DS-7231-153-5 3 DS-7331-153-5 5 – 100 9 DA-7031-153-6 2.5 DS-7231-153-6 3.75 DS-7331-153-6 5 – 150 16 DA-7031-153-7 3 DS-7231-153-7 5.25 DS-7331-153-7 10 – 200 16 DA-7031-153-8 4 DS-7231-153-8 6.75 DS-7331-153-8 10 – 300 25 DA-7031-153-9 5 DS-7231-153-9 9 DS-7331-153-9 30˝ Hg Vac – 60 12 DA-7021-153-25S 3.5 DS-7221-153-25S 5.25 DS-7321-153-25S 30˝ Hg Vac – 75 15 DA-7021-153-26S 3.5 DS-7221-153-26S 5.25 DS-7321-153-26S 2 – 60 9 DA-7021-153-5S 3 DS-7221-153-5S 4.5 DS-7321-153-5S 5 – 100 13 DA-7021-153-6S 3.5 DS-7221-153-6S 5.25 DS-7321-153-6S 403 10 – 200 15 DA-7021-153-8S 4 DS-7221-153-8S 7.125 DS-7321-153-8S Stainless 10 – 300 19 DA-7021-153-9S 6 DS-7221-153-9S 10.5 DS-7321-153-9S Steel 40 – 350 20 DA-7021-153-9AS 6 DS-7221-153-9AS 10.5 DS-7321-153-9AS 25 – 600 45 DA-7021-153-10S 10 DS-7221-153-10S 18 DS-7321-153-10S 50 – 1000 95 DA-7021-153-11S 20 DS-7221-153-11S 33 DS-7321-153-11S 100 – 1500 130 DA-7021-153-12S 30 DS-7221-153-12S 52.5 DS-7321-153-12S 300 – 2500 260 DA-7021-153-13S 60 DS-7221-153-13S 90 DS-7321-153-13S 500 – 5000 900 DA-7021-153-15S 200 DS-7221-153-15S 300 DS-7321-153-15S 800 – 8000 1500 DA-7021-153-16S 500 DS-7221-153-16S 30˝ Hg Vac – 75 10 DA-7041-153-26E 3.5 DS-7241-153-26E 5.25 DS-7341-153-26E 5 – 75 8 DA-7041-153-23E 4 DS-7241-153-23E 6 DS-7341-153-23E 316 10 –100 10 DA-7041-153-6E 3.5 DS-7241-153-6E 5.25 DS-7341-153-6E Stainless 10 – 150 11 DA-7041-153-24E 4 DS-7241-153-24E 6.75 DS-7341-153-24E Steel 10 – 300 28 DA-7041-153-9E 8 DS-7241-153-9E 12 DS-7341-153-9E 30 – 400 52 DA-7041-153-21E 10 DS-7241-153-21E 18 DS-7341-153-21E 75 – 800 120 DA-7041-153-22E 25 DS-7241-153-22E 37.5 DS-7341-153-22E 100 – 1000 190 DA-7041-153-11E 35 DS-7241-153-11E 52.5 DS-7341-153-11E 200 - 2500 400 DA-7041-153-13E 75 DS-7241-153-13E 112.5 DS-7341-153-13E
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MODELS D Series Pressure Switch with Mercury Switch and Weatherproof Enclosure Adjustable Deadband Bourdon Adjustable Minimum SPDT SPST Open SPST Close Minimum SPST Open SPST Close Tube Operating Dead- 4A @ 120 V on Increase on Increase Dead- on Increase on Increase Material Range band 2A @ 240 V 10A @ 120 V 10A @ 120 V band 5A @ 120 VAC 5A @ 120 VAC (psig) (psig) AC/DC 5A @ 240 V 5A @ 240 V (psig) 2A @ 240 VAC 2A @ 240 VAC Pressure AC/DC AC/DC 2.5A @ 120 VDC 2.5A @ 120 VDC 1A @ 240 VDC 1A @ 240 VDC 0-30˝ Hg Vac 2˝ Hg DAW-33-153-2 DAW-33-2-2 DAW-33-3-2 1˝ Hg DAW-533-2-2 DAW-533-3-2 10˝ Hg Vac - 12 1 DAW-33-153-3 DAW-33-2-3 DAW-33-3-3 0.5 DAW-533-2-3 DAW-533-3-3 25˝ Hg Vac - 50 3.5 DAW-33-153-27 DAW-33-2-27 DAW-33-3-27 2 DAW-533-2-27 DAW-533-3-27 1/8 – 15 1 DAW-33-153-1 DAW-33-2-1 DAW-33-3-1 0.5 DAW-533-2-1 DAW-533-3-1 Brass 1/8 – 20 1 DAW-33-153-3A DAW-33-2-3A DAW-33-3-3A 0.5 DAW-533-2-3A DAW-533-3-3A 1 – 35 1.75 DAW-33-153-4 DAW-33-2-4 DAW-33-3-4 0.75 DAW-533-2-4 DAW-533-3-4 2 – 60 3 DAW-33-153-5 DAW-33-2-5 DAW-33-3-5 1 DAW-533-2-5 DAW-533-3-5 5 – 100 3.75 DAW-33-153-6 DAW-33-2-6 DAW-33-3-6 2 DAW-533-2-6 DAW-533-3-6 5 – 150 6 DAW-33-153-7 DAW-33-2-7 DAW-33-3-7 3 DAW-533-2-7 DAW-533-3-7 10 – 200 8 DAW-33-153-8 DAW-33-2-8 DAW-33-3-8 3.5 DAW-533-2-8 DAW-533-3-8 10 – 300 12 DAW-33-153-9 DAW-33-2-9 DAW-33-3-9 6 DAW-533-2-9 DAW-533-3-9 30˝ Hg Vac – 60 6 DAW-23-153-25S DAW-23-2-25S DAW-23-3-25S 3 DAW-523-2-25S DAW-523-3-25S 30˝ Hg Vac – 75 8 DAW-23-153-26S DAW-23-2-26S DAW-23-3-26S 4 DAW-523-2-26S DAW-523-3-26S 2 – 60 4 DAW-23-153-5S DAW-23-2-5S DAW-23-3-5S 2.5 DAW-523-2-5S DAW-523-3-5S 5 – 100 6 DAW-23-153-6S DAW-23-2-6S DAW-23-3-6S 3 DAW-523-2-6S DAW-523-3-6S 10 – 200 8 DAW-23-153-8S DAW-23-2-8S DAW-23-3-8S 4 DAW-523-2-8S DAW-523-3-8S 403 10 – 300 14 DAW-23-153-9S DAW-23-2-9S DAW-23-3-9S 7 DAW-523-2-9S DAW-523-3-9S Stainless 40 – 350 14 DAW-23-153-9AS DAW-23-2-9AS DAW-23-3-9AS 7 DAW-523-2-9AS DAW-523-3-9AS Steel 25 – 600 25 DAW-23-153-10S DAW-23-2-10S DAW-23-3-10S 15 DAW-523-2-10S DAW-523-3-10S 50 – 1000 60 DAW-23-153-11S DAW-23-2-11S DAW-23-3-11S 40 DAW-523-2-11S DAW-523-3-11S 100 – 1500 90 DAW-23-153-12S DAW-23-2-12S DAW-23-3-12S 50 DAW-523-2-12S DAW-523-3-12S 300 – 2500 150 DAW-23-153-13S DAW-23-2-13S DAW-23-3-13S 100 DAW-523-2-13S DAW-523-3-13S 500 – 5000 450 DAW-23-153-15S DAW-23-2-15S DAW-23-3-15S 200 DAW-523-2-15S DAW-523-3-15S 800 – 8000 750 DAW-23-153-16S DAW-23-2-16S DAW-23-3-16S 400 DAW-523-2-16S DAW-523-3-16S 30˝ Hg Vac – 75 7 DAW-43-153-26E DAW-43-2-26E DAW-43-3-26E 3.5 DAW-543-2-26E DAW-543-3-26E 5 – 75 3 DAW-43-153-23E DAW-43-2-23E DAW-43-3-23E 2 DAW-543-2-23E DAW-543-3-23E 3.5 DAW-543-2-6E DAW-543-3-6E 316 10 –100 7 DAW-43-153-6E DAW-43-2-6E DAW-43-3-6E 3 DAW-543-2-24E DAW-543-3-24E Stainless 10 – 150 6 DAW-43-153-24E DAW-43-2-24E DAW-43-3-24E 5 DAW-543-2-9E DAW-543-3-9E Steel 10 – 300 18 DAW-43-153-9E DAW-43-2-9E DAW-43-3-9E 30 – 400 30 DAW-43-153-21E DAW-43-2-21E DAW-43-3-21E 15 DAW-543-2-21E DAW-543-3-21E 75 – 800 75 DAW-43-153-22E DAW-43-2-22E DAW-43-3-22E 35 DAW-543-2-22E DAW-543-3-22E 100 – 1000 100 DAW-43-153-11E DAW-43-2-11E DAW-43-3-11E 45 DAW-543-2-11E DAW-543-3-11E 200 - 2500 210 DAW-43-153-13E DAW-43-2-13E DAW-43-3-13E 110 DAW-543-2-13E DAW-543-3-13E
D Series Pressure Switch with Snap Action Switch and Weatherproof Enclosure Adjustable Deadband Fixed Deadband Hermetically Sealed, Fixed Deadband SPDT: 15A @ 120/240 VAC SPDT: 15A @ 120/240 VAC SPDT: 5A @ 120/240 VAC, 5A res.@30 VDC Bourdon Adjustable Minimum Model Number Fixed Model Number Fixed Model Number Tube Operating Deadband Deadband Deadband Material Range (psig) (psig) (psig) (psig) 0-30˝ Hg Vac 9˝ Hg DAW-7033-153-2 3˝ Hg DSW-7233-153-2 5˝ Hg DSW-7333-153-2 10˝ Hg Vac - 12 4 DAW-7033-153-3 1.5 DSW-7233-153-3 3 DSW-7333-153-3 25˝ Hg Vac - 50 8 DAW-7033-153-27 2.5 DSW-7233-153-27 3.75 DSW-7333-153-27 1/8 – 15 4 DAW-7033-153-1 1.5 DSW-7233-153-1 3 DSW-7333-153-1 Brass 1/8 – 20 4 DAW-7033-153-3A 1.5 DSW-7233-153-3A 3 DSW-7333-153-3A 1 – 35 5 DAW-7033-153-4 1.5 DSW-7233-153-4 3 DSW-7333-153-4 2 – 60 6 DAW-7033-153-5 2 DSW-7233-153-5 3 DSW-7333-153-5 5 – 100 9 DAW-7033-153-6 2.5 DSW-7233-153-6 3.75 DSW-7333-153-6 5 – 150 16 DAW-7033-153-7 3 DSW-7233-153-7 5.25 DSW-7333-153-7 10 – 200 16 DAW-7033-153-8 4 DSW-7233-153-8 6.75 DSW-7333-153-8 10 – 300 25 DAW-7033-153-9 5 DSW-7233-153-9 9 DSW-7333-153-9 30˝ Hg Vac – 60 12 DAW-7023-153-25S 3.5 DSW-7223-153-25S 5.25 DSW-7323-153-25S 30˝ Hg Vac – 75 15 DAW-7023-153-26S 3.5 DSW-7223-153-26S 5.25 DSW-7323-153-26S 2 – 60 9 DAW-7023-153-5S 3 DSW-7223-153-5S 4.5 DSW-7323-153-5S 5 – 100 13 DAW-7023-153-6S 3.5 DSW-7223-153-6S 5.25 DSW-7323-153-6S 10 – 200 15 DAW-7023-153-8S 4 DSW-7223-153-8S 7.125 DSW-7323-153-8S 403 10 – 300 19 DAW-7023-153-9S 6 DSW-7223-153-9S 10.5 DSW-7323-153-9S Stainless 40 – 350 20 DAW-7023-153-9AS 6 DSW-7223-153-9AS 10.5 DSW-7323-153-9AS Steel 25 – 600 45 DAW-7023-153-10S 10 DSW-7223-153-10S 18 DSW-7323-153-10S 50 – 1000 95 DAW-7023-153-11S 20 DSW-7223-153-11S 33 DSW-7323-153-11S 100 – 1500 130 DAW-7023-153-12S 30 DSW-7223-153-12S 52.5 DSW-7323-153-12S 300 – 2500 260 DAW-7023-153-13S 60 DSW-7223-153-13S 90 DSW-7323-153-13S 500 – 5000 900 DAW-7023-153-15S 200 DSW-7223-153-15S 300 DSW-7323-153-15S 800 – 8000 1500 DAW-7023-153-16S 500 DSW-7223-153-16S 30˝ Hg Vac – 75 10 DAW-7043-153-26E 3.5 DSW-7243-153-26E 5.25 DSW-7343-153-26E 5 – 75 8 DAW-7043-153-23E 4 DSW-7243-153-23E 6 DSW-7343-153-23E 10 –100 10 DAW-7043-153-6E 3.5 DSW-7243-153-6E 5.25 DSW-7343-153-6E 316 10 – 150 11 DAW-7043-153-24E 4 DSW-7243-153-24E 6.75 DSW-7343-153-24E Stainless 10 – 300 28 DAW-7043-153-9E 8 DSW-7243-153-9E 12 DSW-7343-153-9E Steel 30 – 400 52 DAW-7043-153-21E 10 DSW-7243-153-21E 18 DSW-7343-153-21E 75 – 800 120 DAW-7043-153-22E 25 DSW-7243-153-22E 37.5 DSW-7343-153-22E 100 – 1000 190 DAW-7043-153-11E 35 DSW-7243-153-11E 52.5 DSW-7343-153-11E 200 - 2500 400 DAW-7043-153-13E 75 DSW-7243-153-13E 112.5 DSW-7343-153-13E
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pg13 2/17/06 11:54 AM Page 1 Pressure Series D Bourdon Tube Pressure Switches – Control Dimensions & Enclosures General Purpose Weatherproof Explosion-Proof Types DA, DS, DR, DL Types DAW, DSW, DRW Types DAH, DRH, DSH Drawing No. 1000B Drawing No. 1062 Drawing No. 1350 DA21 HOLES FOR 3-1/2 5 FLANGE SCREWS DA31 REAR FLANGE MOUNTING HOLES (3) 2-13/16 BREATHER MOUNTING DA41 (OPTIONAL) HOLES (OPTIONAL)
13/32 DIA. Flow
3/4 CONDUIT DIA. CONNECTION 7 1-1/2 9-7/8
NPT [«\«1 1/4 1/2 CONDUIT CONNECTION ADJUSTMENTS 5-3/4 DIA. 1/2
NPT 1/4 NPT GASKETED COVER CONDUIT 1/2 NPT
1/4 [\««1 HUB 7-3/4 DA22 1/4 NPT DA32 DA42 1-1/8
Diaphragm Seal Flange for Surface Mounting Explosion-Proof Types MSAG Drawing No. 1000F Types DAE, DRE, DSE Drawing No. 2305 PN 17-20(2) Drawing No. 98D DA24 10-13/16 DIA. 6-9/16 DA34 7-5/8 DA44 DIA.
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