Product category:
Process Industry Pumps
News Release from: Cynergy3 Components | Subject: Pump pressure control unit
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 05 June 2000
Pumps protected from overheating if
fluid stops
For pumped system applications, the Crydom Magnetics pressure control unit offers flexibility by regulating water flow between two user-adjustable values.
Dorset-based Crydom Magnetics is moving into new market areas with the introduction of a new range of Fluid Control Products For pumped system applications, a pressure control unit offers flexibility by regulating water flow between two user-adjustable values
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 22 Jan 2002 at 8.00am (UK)
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Fitted to the outlet of pumps rated up to 1kW, maximum flow capability is 100 litres per minute.
A dry running sensor, with simple fixing kit for external pipe mounting, cuts the supply to the pump if a temperature of 45C is exceeded.
This protects the pump and the pump seals from overheating, if the water supply fails.
Capable of 4kW switching, this sensor offers an economical alternative to an in-line flow switch solution.
Two new float switches complement Crydom's comprehensive range.
An external mount fluid level switch offers level monitoring for both tanks and pipework under pressures up to 8 bar.
Rated at 20A / 250VAC, versions are also available for un-pressurised systems.
Additional variants of Crydom's multi-contact cable end float switches are now available for use in turbulent liquids and fluids with suspended agglomerates, such as sewer water.
Switching 10A / 250VAC, contact options are available with integral protective earth system.
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