Pneumatic Float Switch

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The Model KPFS uses a float to determine the presence or absence of liquid in a vessel at the process connection. The float arm assembly consists of a float at one end and a magnet at the other. As the liquid level in the vessel rises, the float rises, and the magnet falls. The magnet actuates a second magnet on the other side of the pressure boundary. This second magnet is the reactive component in the snap-acting switch that opens and closes the pneumatic valve. Because of the nature of the design, adjustment is rarely, if ever needed. In the event that adjustment is needed, an easy-to-use adjustment screw is provided. The model KPFS is used to actuate pneumatic dump valves, such as the Kenco Model KDV series dump valve, to control liquids in separators, scrubbers, etc.

The pressure boundary contains no seals; it is a solid stainless steel barrier that passes a magnetic field, but no liquids. It is impossible for the process liquid to enter the switch enclosure through this barrier. The Model KPFS Pneumatic Float Switch can be ordered to have the pneumatic valve open when it senses a liquid level rising (-LR option) or open when it senses the liquid level falling (-LF option). A manual valve actuator is provided to open the valve manually if desired.

SPECIFICATIONS

  • Maximum operating pressure of 2000 psi
  • Minimum operating specific gravity of 0.53
  • Pneumatic valve pressure range of 30 psi to 75 psi
  • All wetted parts including the switch body are manufactured from 303/304 Stainless Steel. 316 Stainless Steel wetted parts option available.
  • Magnetic Switch actuator operates through a solid stainless steel barrier. There are no seals between the process and the switch compartment that could potentially cause a switch failure.
Kenco KPFS Pnuematic Float Switch

Pneumatic Float Switch

$1.00

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