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KRT - Pressure Switches KOBOLD Instruments Inc. - USA 1801 Parkway View Drive, Pittsburgh, PA 15205
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KRT - Pressure Switches

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KRT - Pressure Switches

Special Features:

  • Industrial and Marine Applications
  • NEMA 4 or 3R Enclosure
  • Rugged and Reliable
  • Differential Pressure Units Available

Specifications:

Ranges: -1 to 0 Bar to 10-30 Bar
Fitting: 1/4" NPT
Wetted Materials: Brass, SS & Carbon Steel
Medium Temperature Range: -40 to +300°F
Contact Rating (SPDT)
AC: 380 V, 4 A inductive load
  380 V, 10 A resistive load
DC: 220 V, 12 W

 

The KRT is a pressure operated switch suitable for industrial or marine gas and low viscosity fluid applications. Selection includes absolute, relative and differential pressure switches with either fixed or adjustable hysteresis (dead band). In keeping with our philosophy of robust design, the KRT is build according to NEMA 4 specifications (NEMA 3R for units with an external reset feature). The KRT is ideal for applications such as pump protection, safety pressure control for steam boilers, as well as more conventional use as a regular pressure switch. As with our KPS/KAS line, installations include manufacturing plants, diesel units, compressors of all types, power stations and ships.
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