Schneider Electric / Square D 9013FRG2J23 Non-Adjustable Differential Pressure Switch; 220 psig, 1/4 Inch NPSF, 2 NO, DPST-DB, 575 Volt AC, 20 Amp

Detailed Description: Schneider Electric / Square D Pumptrol® Non-adjustable differential pressure switch is used to control electrically driven water pumps. It has a 9013FR pressure sensor of size 65 psi and setting value of 40 - 20 psi. Switch has rugged polypropylene cover for added durability. It has a nitrile diaphragm pressure actuator that operates from any position. It regulates between two thresholds. The four-terminal block switch is furnished with 5.261 Sq.mm and 10 AWG screw-clamp terminals for electrical connection. Switch has an adjustable rising pressure range of 8 - 45 psi at 15 - 30 psi approximate adjustable differential.

Switch with two NO, Form XX, DPST-DB, snap-action contact type for high conductivity. It provides cable entry through two 0.88-Inch cable entries with 0.84-Inch across flats. It has an adjustable differential scale type for internal settings and a 0.25-Inch NPSF internal fluid connection type. Switch is compatible with 1-Phase motors rated at 0.75 kilo-Watt at 230/115 VAC, 3-Phase motors rated at 0.75 kilo-Watts at 230/115 VAC and at 0.18 kilo-Watt at 230/115/32 VDC.

Switch operates at a rate of 10 cycles/minute and provides electrical durability of 100000 cycles at 10 cycles/minute with mechanical durability of 300000 cycles. It measures 2.8 Inch x 3.76 Inch x 2.78 Inch. It is included with a type gG, 20-Amp cartridge fuse for short circuit protection. Switch has a destruction pressure of 220 psi and gives a repeat accuracy of +/-3%. It operates and allows to store at a temperature of -33 to 257 degree Fahrenheit. Suitable for pressure control or monitoring of water pumps, compressors, agricultural/irrigation water systems, molding presses, injection molders, grinding machines, machining centers, complex and special machines. Switch is NEMA 1 and IP20 rated for use in hazardous locations. Switch is UL listed and meets CE/NSF ANSI standards.