SUCO
Suco - 0184/0185 Pressure Switch
IP65
The Suco 0184/0185 series are compact, yet robust mechanical pressure switches built into a zinc‑plated steel housing (HEX 27 mm), designed for reliable monitoring up to 250 V with silver-contacted SPDT snap-action micro‑switches rated for 4 A resistive. The 0184 features a diaphragm design, while the 0185 uses a piston mechanism; both support five field-adjustable pressure ranges and deliver factory-set differentials between 10–30%. They also offer impressive overpressure protection—up to 100 bar (1,450 psi) for diaphragm models and up to 300 bar (4,350 psi) for piston versions. Sealing options include NBR, EPDM, FKM (Viton®), and HNBR, providing compatibility with a broad range of fluids and temperature conditions (e.g., NBR: –30 °C to +100 °C; EPDM/FKM: up to +120 °C).
Engineered for harsh environments, the 0184/0185 switches offer IP65 ingress protection (with connector installed), vibration resistance of 10 g (5–200 Hz), and shock endurance of 294 m/s² over 14 ms. Installation is streamlined via the integrated DIN EN 175301‑type connector, enabling rapid wiring and straightforward field replacement. These switches are ideal for mobile hydraulic systems, industrial machinery, HVAC controls, water treatment plants, and safety interlock applications where precise pressure thresholds and high durability are essential.
- Up to 250 V
- Connector included (DIN 43650/Form A)
- Five adjustment ranges from 0,3..1,5 bar to 50..200 bar
- Changeover (SPDT)
- Over pressure safety from 100 bar up to 600 bar
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Technical data
| Adjustment range max | 1.5 bar |
|---|---|
| Adjustment range min | 0.3 bar |
| Approvals | CSA US, RoHS II |
| Contact load max ac | 4 A |
| Contact load max dc | 0.25 A |
| Deviation max | ±0,2 |
| Electrical connection | DIN EN 175301-803-A |
| Function | Changeover (SPDT) |
| IP class | IP65 |
| Material membrane | NBR |
| Material of body | Galvanized steel |
| Material of wetted parts | Galvanized steel, NBR |
| Max switching frequency/min | 200 |
|---|---|
| Pressure max | 100 bar |
| Process connection | 1/4 BSP |
| Temperature ambient from | -20 °C |
| Temperature ambient to | 80 °C |
| Temperature of media from | -30 °C |
| Temperature of media to | 100 °C |
| Weight | 130 g |
| Voltage ac/dc max | 250 V |
| Voltage ac/dc min | 10 V |
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Product description
The Suco 0184/0185 series are compact, yet robust mechanical pressure switches built into a zinc‑plated steel housing (HEX 27 mm), designed for reliable monitoring up to 250 V with silver-contacted SPDT snap-action micro‑switches rated for 4 A resistive. The 0184 features a diaphragm design, while the 0185 uses a piston mechanism; both support five field-adjustable pressure ranges and deliver factory-set differentials between 10–30%. They also offer impressive overpressure protection—up to 100 bar (1,450 psi) for diaphragm models and up to 300 bar (4,350 psi) for piston versions. Sealing options include NBR, EPDM, FKM (Viton®), and HNBR, providing compatibility with a broad range of fluids and temperature conditions (e.g., NBR: –30 °C to +100 °C; EPDM/FKM: up to +120 °C).
Engineered for harsh environments, the 0184/0185 switches offer IP65 ingress protection (with connector installed), vibration resistance of 10 g (5–200 Hz), and shock endurance of 294 m/s² over 14 ms. Installation is streamlined via the integrated DIN EN 175301‑type connector, enabling rapid wiring and straightforward field replacement. These switches are ideal for mobile hydraulic systems, industrial machinery, HVAC controls, water treatment plants, and safety interlock applications where precise pressure thresholds and high durability are essential.
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