Presostat firmy Dungs GW150A6 228726

Dungs 228726 GW150A6 gas pressure switch is a compact and adjustable device designed for use in furnace systems. Dungs GW150A6 228726 differential pressure switches can activate, deactivate, or switch an electrical circuit based on changes in the current pressure to the set level. The desired pressure value (set point) is adjusted using a calibrated adjustment wheel. Each model features a metal housing with an integrated measuring port. Dungs 228726 GW150A6 air pressure switch technical data: Adjusting range [mbar]: 10 – 150 Max. working pressure: 500 mbar (50kPa) Measuring connection: A pressure measuring fitting is built into the metal housing ∅ 9 Rated current: 10 A  effective current Electrical connection: Electrical socket connector according to DIN EN 175 301-803, 3-phase, insulated, without grounding Type of protection: IP 54 according to IEC 529 (EN 60529) Control range: ± 15% deviation from the switching point relative to the set value, adjustment at falling pressure, diaphragm in vertical position Ambient temperature: -15 °C to +70 °C Working environment temperature: -15 °C to +70 °C Storage temperature: -30 °C to +80 °C Body: Aluminum, injection molded Switch: Polyamide Membrane: NBK Switching contact: High purity Silver (Ag) Dungs GW150A6 228726 pressure switch application: Dungs 228726 GW150A6 pressure switch designed for monitoring pressure in furnace systems, ventilation units, and air conditioning systems. This Dungs GW150A6 228726 pressure switch is suitable for use with gases of families 1, 2, and 3, as well as other neutral gaseous media. Dungs 228726 GW150A6 differential pressure switch principle of operation: Dungs 228726 GW150A6 gas pressure switch operates on a simple mechanism that responds to excess pressure. This device does not require an additional power source to function. The switching mechanism activates when there is a change in excess pressure, enabling the turning on, turning off, or switching of the electrical circuit upon reaching the specified pressure level, measured in millibars.