The high-quality WIKA PCS mechanical pressure switches have been developed especially for safety-critical applications with limited space. The high quality of the products and manufacturing following ISO 9001 ensure reliable monitoring of your plant.
Setting range | -1...1.000 bar |
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Power supply | No power supply needed for switching of electrical loads |
Switch enclosure | Aluminium alloy, copper-free, painted with polyurethane, Stainless steel 316L |
Electrical connection | ½ NPT female |
Process connection | ¼ NPT female |
Ingress protection | IP66 |
The high-quality WIKA PCS mechanical pressure switches have been developed especially for safety-critical applications with limited space. The high quality of the products and manufacturing following ISO 9001 ensure reliable monitoring of your plant.
All wetted parts are from stainless steel as a standard. The switch enclosure is available in aluminium alloy or stainless steel. To adjust the setpoint, simply open the access cover plate. This access can be sealed as an option. The access to the terminal block for the electrical connection is protected by a screw-on lid, which is secured with a screw-type lock against unauthorised intervention.
The pressure switches are fitted with one micro switch, which enables the switching of an electrical load of up to AC 250 V, 15 A directly. For lower switching power ratings, such as for PLS applications, argon gas-filled micro switches with gold-plated contacts can be selected as an option. For two separate circuits, the switches are also available in the version DPDT (double pole double throw). By using a diaphragm with antagonist spring as a sensor element, the model PCS pressure switch is extremely robust and guarantees optimal operating characteristics.
For high setting ranges, a piston replaces or completes the diaphragm as a measuring element. The piston sensor element is designed for the specific requirements of liquid media.
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