LF31A switches offer pressure, vacuum, and differential models capable of sensing very low setpoints and switching current up to 5A resistive,2.5A inductive. Designed for use in the HVAC industry, where reliable air proving is critical to both performance and customer safety, the LF31 is a favourite with leading manufacturers of gas-fired warm air furnaces and water heaters.
Smaller and lighter than any other differential switch, the LF31 is built for the same temperature range and operating life as conventional switches made of stamped steel. The LF31 features a unique integral snap switch, with positive snap action and self-wiping silver contacts for ultra-reliable switching. The moulded silicone diaphragm converts very low pressure or vacuum into the movement of an actuator disk, which operates the silver alloy contacts.
Transmitter
Model | LF31A |
Medium | Air, products of combustion or natural gas |
Operating Pressure Range | 0.08" W.C. to 34" W.C. |
| Mounting Position | Diaphragm in any vertical Plane |
Proof Pressure | 100" W.C. (3.6PSI) |
| Burst Pressure | 5psi Minimum |
Operating Temperature | -40° C to 85° C |
Contact Arrangement | SPST or SPDT |
Electric Rating | Resistance: Initial: <50 milliohms Current: 100mA minimum, 5A (resistive) maximum (fine silver alloy contacts); 15mA minimum, 0.2A maximum (gold-platinum-silver alloy contacts); |
Terminals | 6.3mm copper alloy |
Connection | Φ6.4mm for tube connection |
Agency Approval | UL353, CE( EN1854: 2006, 13611: 2000) |
Conversion: 1"W.C.(inch water column)= 1 inch/H2O=249Pa 1mbar=100Pa
1. Low OEM unit cost, robust design, setpoint accuracy, and high reliability.
2. Self-wiping silver contacts for ultra-reliable switching.
3. Pressure, vacuum, and differential models capable of sensing very low setpoints.
The pressure switch control can be used in many types of equipment.
HVAC industry, where reliable air proving is critical to both performance and customer safety, and gas-fired warm air furnaces and water heaters.
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