OPLFC-S-1000 Pressure Swichgage (05701211)
OPLFC-S-1000: Panel Mount 4.5" Pressure Swichgage; Stainless steel bourdon tube; 0-1000 psi. (05701211)
The OPL-series pressure Swichgage instruments are combination pressure indicating gages with adjustable low and high limit switches. Limit switches can be wired directly to electric pilot circuits to operate alarms, shutdown or the start/stop of engines and electric motors.
All versions feature a 4-1/2 in. (114 mm) dial for easy viewing. Adjustable limit switches are accessible from the front of the Swichgage instrument. Limit contacts have self-cleaning motion to enhance electrical continuity.
The OPLC is a surface mount, indicating pressure gage and switch. Adjustable high and low limit, ungrounded contacts are used to operate alarm, shutdown or start-stop circuits. Pointer closure against either of the adjustable contacts completes the pilot-duty circuit. An SPST toggle switch is provided to override the low limit contact for equipment startup. Suitable for engines or electric motors with appropriate Murphy magnetic switch or transformer relay assembly.
The OPLFC is a panel mounting version of the OPLC. It has all of the features of the OPLC except the low limit contact lockout. The lockout must be done externally through the control circuit. The OPLFC is typically used in control panels for compressors, pumps, etc. This version can be environmentally sealed with either the ES or OS options. Contact lead termination is by pigtail wires
S =1/4 NPT Process Connection, Drawn C-Tube, through 1,000 psi (6.89 MPa) [68.95 bar], 316 Stainless Steel Bourdon Tube and Tip Material, 316 Stainless Steel Socket.
1000 = 0–1000 psi
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