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Series EDPS HVAC Differential Pressure Switch
Brand: Dwyer Instruments, LLCThe Series EDPS Adjustable Differential Pressure Switch is designed for pressure, vacuum, and differential pressures.
The dual scaled adjustment knob in inches water column and pascals allows changes to the switching pressure to be made without a pressure gauge.
The EDPS is available with settings from 0.08" w.c. (20 Pa) up to 16" w.c. (4000 Pa). The silicone diaphragm and PA 6.6 body make the series EDPS ideal for use with air and other noncombustible gases.
The compact size, adjustment knob and meeting the UL508 standard make the EDPS the perfect choice for H.V.A.C. applications.
Features- Adjustment know changes switching pressure easily with a pressure gauge reducing components for application
- Low cost device makes it an excellent solution in BAS and HVac applications requiring duct control and monitoring
- Relay contact allows simple integration with DDC or building systems
Specifications
Adjustment Type
- Field Adjustable
Ambient Temperature Range
- Process Ambient Temperature
Approvals & Certifications
- CE
- CSA
- ETL Approved to UL 508
- RoHS
Deadband, Approximate
- Inches WC: 0.05 to 1.4
Diaphragm Material
- Silicone Rubber
Electrical Connectors
- 1/2” NPT Female
- Screw Terminal Block. M20 x 1.5 with Cable Strain Relief
Electrical Rating
- 1.0 A Resistive / 0.4 A Inductive / 250 Vac, 50/60 Hz
Enclosure, Body Material
- PA 6.6
- Polystyrene
Environmental Protection
- IP54
- NEMA 3 / IP54
Mounting
- Vertically, with Pressure Connections Pointing Downwards
O-Ring Material
- Silicone Rubber
Proof Pressure
- Inches WC: 40
Set Point - Decreasing
- Inches WC: 0.08 to 20.0
Set Point - Increasing
- Inches WC: 0.08 to 20.0
Switch Type
- SPDT
System Pressure
- 40” WC
- Inches Hg: 2.95
- kPa: 10
Tube Connection
- 5/16˝ (7.94 mm) Outside Diameter Tubing, 1/4˝ (6.0 mm) Inside Diameter Tubing
- Monitoring Air Filters and Ventilators.
- Monitoring Industrial Cooling-Air Circuits.
- Overheating Protection for Fan Heaters.
- Monitoring Flows in Ventilation Ducts.
- Controlling Air and Fire-Protection Dampers.
- Frost Protection for Heat Exchanges
