Danfoss KPS81 060L310666 Pressure Switch and Thermostat
SKU KPS81 060L310666
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Manufacturer:
Danfoss
Product No.:
KPS81 060L310666
Country of origin:United States
Product Type:
Pressure switch and Thermostat KPS
Payment:
T/T, Western Union
Weight:
3000g
Shipping port:
Xiamen
Warranty:
12 months
Description
The Danfoss KPS81 060L310666 is a robust Pressure Switch and Thermostat designed for demanding industrial control and monitoring applications. As part of the KPS series, this unit provides precise temperature regulation with an adjustable setting range of 60 to 150 degC. It is specifically engineered to operate in environments where high accuracy and durability are critical for safety and operational efficiency.
This Pressure Switch and Thermostat utilizes a capillary tube length of 2 meters to allow for flexible installation options. It features an adjustable mechanical differential ranging from 5 to 25 degC, enabling users to fine-tune the switching behavior to suit specific process requirements. The device supports a maximum sensor temperature of 250 degC, making it suitable for high-temperature media monitoring.
Features
Adjustable setting range: 60 to 150 degC
Adjustable mechanical differential: 5 to 25 degC
High temperature tolerance with a max sensor temperature of 250 degC
Capillary tube length: 2 m
Compatible with various sensor pocket lengths (65 mm, 75 mm, 110 mm, 160 mm)
Applications
Industrial heating and cooling systems
Thermal process control
Power plant auxiliary systems
Machinery and heavy industrial equipment
Technical Specifications
Feature
Specification
Manufacturer
Danfoss
Model
KPS81
Code No.
060L310666
Product Type
Pressure Switch and Thermostat
Setting Range
60 to 150 degC
Mechanical Differential
5 to 25 degC
Max. Sensor Temperature
250 degC
Capillary Tube Length
2 m
Compatible Sensor Pockets
65 mm, 75 mm, 110 mm, 160 mm
Shipping Weight
3 kg
Installation Guidelines
Mounting: Ensure the unit is mounted in a stable position free from excessive mechanical vibration.
Sensor Installation: Select the appropriate sensor pocket (65, 75, 110, or 160 mm) based on the application requirements to ensure accurate thermal contact with the medium.
Capillary Management: Handle the 2-meter capillary tube with care during installation to avoid kinks or sharp bends, which can affect the accuracy of the temperature sensing.
Calibration: Adjust the differential setting within the specified 5 to 25 degC range according to the specific process setpoint requirements.
FAQ
What is the temperature setting range for the KPS81 060L310666?
The setting range for this unit is 60 to 150 degC.
Is the mechanical differential adjustable on this model?
Yes, the mechanical differential is adjustable between 5 and 25 degC.
What is the maximum sensor temperature for this device?
The device can withstand a maximum sensor temperature of 250 degC.
What is the length of the capillary tube included?
This unit is supplied with a 2-meter capillary tube.
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