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Honsberg - FW1 Series Flow Switch
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Mechanical flow switch, for fluid media, with spring-supported piston and magnetic triggering of a reed switch. Robust construction in brass and POM
- Switching Range 1..11 l/min H²O
- Water (Oil available on request)
- G¼" up tp G1"
- Brass or POM Wetted Parts
- Max Pressure 10 bar
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Technical data
| Connection type | Internal thread, G ½ " |
|---|---|
| Contact rating max | 0.5 A |
| Electrical connection | M12x1, 4-pole |
| Flow max | 20 l/min |
| Flow range max | 6 l/min |
| Flow range min | 1 l/min |
| Function | Flask, reed contact, ending |
| IP class | IP67 |
| Material of body | POM |
| Material spring | Stainless steel 301 |
|---|---|
| Pressure drop | 0.8 bar at maximum flow |
| Pressure range max | 10 bar |
| Temperature of media to | 90 °C |
| Type of flow component | Flow Switches |
| Weight | 0.05 kg |
| Voltage ac max | 230 V |
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Product description
Mechanical flow switch, for fluid media, with spring-supported piston and magnetic triggering of a reed switch. Robust construction in brass and POM
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