Vacuum Switches Dealers in Old Ginani, Bikaner

Fischer MS10 is rugged, industrial performance grade pressure switch with onboard dial indicator. It is suitable for monitoring overpressure and vacuum pressure of liquids and gaseous media. MS10 combines high sensitivity, vibration resistant, corrosion-resistant metal diaphragm with 2 x change over micro-switch. This enable to employ the pressure instrument in variety of industrial and commercial applications.   Working Principle: The measuring system of MS10 consists of two encapsulated and hydraulically coupled metal diaphragm. When the instrument is subjected to pressure, it causes a deflection proportional to the strength of pressure. Opposite side of the medium-touching diaphragm, a tappet returns the deflection to a motion work and the operating elements of the micro-switches. When excessive pressure is applied, each metal diaphragm touch and limit itself to chassis of the capsule. This protect the transmitter from overpressure.   Key Features: 2 x change-over microswitches High repeatability of micro-switches Vibration resistant Long service life Rugged diaphragm system Overpressure protected Key Specifications: Measuring range: -200 ~ +200 mbar to -1 ~ +24 bar Nominal pressure: 25 bar Max. pressure: overpressure proof to nominal pressure (all measuring ranges), vacuum proof up to fine vacuum 10-2 mbar Leakage rate: ≤ 10-5 Pa.m3/s Permissible ambient temperature: -10° C ~ +70° C Permissible media temperature:  + 70° C Protection class: IP54 per DIN EN 60529 Accuracy: ± 2.5% full scale Output contacts: 1 or 2 micro-switches, 1-pole changing contacts, adjustable Switching hysteresis: approx. 2.5% full scale Electrical connection: cable terminal box Pressure connection: KF10 small flange pipe connection DIN 28403 and ISO 2861 Measuring system: metal diaphragm measuring system, welded Pressure chamber: stainless steel 1.4404 Measuring diaphragm: 1.4571, DURATHERM Materials, wetted inner parts: stainless steel 1.4404, 1.4571   Industrial areas: Process engineering Environment engineering Renewable energy eg. biogas etc Waste Water Engineering Effluent treatment Breweries, alcohol industry