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Selection Guide
Type of installation
Control circuits
Media controlled
Type of operation
Fixed differential:
Detection of a
single threshold
Applications
Adjustable differential:
Regulation between
two thresholds
Dual-stage switches:
Fixed differential,
detection at each threshold
Fluid characteristics
Air, fresh water, sea water, corrosive fluids, viscous products, up to 320 F (160 C)
depending on model
35 x 68 x 75
46 x 68 x 85
35 x 68 x 75
Type of contacts
2 C/O single-pole,
simultaneous, snap action
Degree of protection
IP 66 with terminal
connections
Agency listings
Electrical connection
Screw terminals: 1 tapped entry: 1/2 NPT; M20 x 1.5 mm for ISO conduit/cable; or PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry
Connector: DIN 43650, M12
Pressure connection
G 14 (BSP female)
G 1-14 (BSP female) for viscous products
Catalog number
XMLA
Pages
pages 1078
Other versions
For electromechanical pressure and vacuum switches with alternative tapped cable or fluid entries, consult your local
sales office.
XMLB
XMLC
XMLD
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Selection Guide
Applications
Type of
installation
Control circuits
Media
controlled
Type of
operation
Fixed differential:
Detection of a
single threshold
Power circuits
Adjustable
differential:
Regulation
between
two thresholds
DifferentialPressure
(change in the
difference between
two pressures)
Fluid characteristics
up to 248 F (120 C)
Dual-stage
switches:
Fixed differential,
detection at each
threshold
Vacuum switches
for control circuits
Vacuum switches
for power circuits
028.7 inHg
025 inHg
Type of contacts
Degree of protection
Agency listings
Electrical connection
(enclosed devices)
1/2-14 NPTF, PG13.5, or ISO M20; 3/4-14 NPTF available only on NEMA 7 and 9.
1/2"-14 NPT
NEMA 1 is 1/2 conduit entry, unthreaded.
Pressure connection
G1/4 (BSP) female, 1/4" NPTF, 1/4-18 NPT internal or external (depending on model), 1/2-14 NPT
Catalog number
9012GD, GE,
9012GA, GB,
9012GGW,
GF, GR, GS, GT GC, GN, GP, GQ GHW, GJW
9012GKW,
GLW, GMW
Pages
pages 8592
page 90
page 94
Other versions
pages 8793
page 89
3 x 1/2 conduit
entry, unthreaded
page 95
1. The hydraulic fluids used for laboratory testing are equivalent to SAE 30 W oils. If oils have less viscosity than this type of oil, leakage can be expected.
Schneider Electric does not have test data to support or predict fluid bypass with oils less than SAE 30W.
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Terminology
Operating Range
The difference between the minimum decreasing-pressure low point (PB) and the maximum
increasing-pressure high point (PH) setting values.
Size
Pressure switches and vacuum-pressure switches
Maximum value of the operating range.
Vacuum switches
Minimum value of the operating range.
Vacuum switches
The lower vacuum setting at which the vacuum switch resets the contacts on rising vacuum.
Differential
The difference between the operating point on rising pressure (PH) and the operating point on falling
pressure (PB).
Spread
For dual-stage switches, the spread indicates the difference between the two operating points on rising
pressure (PH2 and PH1) and, for vacuum switches, the difference between the two operating points on
falling pressure (PB2 and PB1).
Differential-Pressure Sensing
Switches for differential-pressure sensing measure the difference between two pressures.
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+
Setting point
Drift (F)
The tolerance of the operating point throughout the entire service life
of the switch.
200
100
0
0
50
100
150
ms
50
0
0
50
100
150
ms
Example 2: With destructive (burst) pressure level and destructive pressure oscillations
Surge
A surge is a high rate of rise in pressure, normally of short duration, caused by starting a pump or by
opening and closing a valve. Depending on frequency and duration, surge can reduce service life.
Extremely high rates of rise in pressure can be damaging even if they are within the limits of the
maximum allowable pressure.
Destruction pressure
Also called burst pressure, the destruction pressure is the maximum rated pressure that the switch can
withstand before its destructionfor instance, through rupturing or component failure.
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Setpoints
2
Fluids
>
Pressure
Range
>
4
Surges
>
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Enclosure
6
Output
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Electrical
Fluid
Connection Connection
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Catalog
Number
Special
System
Features Response Time
The deciding factors in the selection of a pressure switch for use on control circuits1 depend on the
requirements of the application. Consider the following requirements to help determine the appropriate
catalog number for your application.
1. Setpoints: Do you want to control/monitor one setpoint or two?
Fixed differential
PH
PH
PB
Adjustable differential
Steam
Corrosive fluid 160 C
Viscous fluid 160 C
Ensure that the wetted parts of the switch are compatible with the system fluid.
3. Pressure Range: What pressure range does the system experience?
Note: Select pressure settings that fall within the middle 80% of the pressure range. The pressure
applied during a normal cycle should never exceed the maximum range value listed for the switch.
Pressure surges should be less than the maximum allowable pressure listed for the switch.
Rated Pressure
9012G / 9016 G (1)
XML
psi
0 to 0.725
bar
0 to 0.05
psi
0.2 to 10
bar
0.01 to 0.69
0 to 5.075
0 to 0.35
1 to 40
0.07 to 2.76
14.5 to 4.06
1 to 0.28
1.5 to 75
0.10 to 5.17
14.5 to 2.03
1 to 0.14
3 to 150
0.21 to 10.34
2.9 to 0.029
0.2 to 0.02
5 to 250
0.34 to 17.24
0.90 to 29.30
7.25 to 72.5
0.5 to 5
13 to 425
0 to 14.5
0 to 1
20 to 675
1.38 to 46.54
0 to 36.25
0 to 2.5
0 to 75
0 to 5.17
0 to 58
0 to 4
0 to 175
0 to 12.07
0 to 145
0 to 10
0 to 500
0 to 34.47
0 to 290
0 to 20
20 to 1000
1.38 to 68.95
0 to 507.5
0 to 35
90 to 2900
6.21 to 199.95
0 to 580
0 to 40
170 to 5600
11.72 to 386.11
0 to 1015
0 to 70
270 to 9000
18.62 to 620.53
0 to 2320
0 to 160
0 to 5000
0 to 344.74
0 to 4350
0 to 300
0 to 28 inHg
0 to 7250
0 to 500
(1)
0 to 25 inHg
5 to 25 inHg (9016GVG only)
4. Surges: How frequent are surges in your system, and what is their maximum pressure level?
Applications experiencing frequent or high-pressure surges may require a device with a higher
pressure range.
For switches used on power circuits, see catalog 9013CT9701, Commercial Pressure Switches, Class 9013 Types F and G.
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Open style
NEMA Type 1
NEMA Type 7, 9
"- 14 NPTF
ISO M20 metric threads
PT (JIS B0203)
7/16"-20 UNF-2B
Pilot light
Prewired receptacles
External range adjustment
Range scale window
Special factory pressure settings
Pressure Connections
If system response time is critical, select a switch with a volumetric displacement that is compatible
with the overall system. See Table 1.
Table 1:
0.20774
3.40422
0.07040
1.15385
0.04320
0.70805
0.02144
0.35140
0.01376
0.22553
0.00200
0.13112
0.00512
0.08392
0.00320
0.05245
0.00117
0.01922
0.00060
0.00924
0.00037
0.00612
(1)
Figures shown are total displacement. When switch is operated between settings only, displacement is 1/3 of the values shown.
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XMLA pressure and vacuum switches have a fixed differential and are for detection of a single
threshold. They incorporate a 1 C/O single-pole contact.
XMLB pressure and vacuum switches have an adjustable differential and are for regulation
between two thresholds. They incorporate a 1 C/O single-pole contact.
XMLC pressure and vacuum switches have an adjustable differential and are for regulation
between two thresholds. They incorporate two C/O single-pole contacts.
XMLD pressure and vacuum switches are dual-stage switches, each stage with a fixed differential,
and are for detection at each threshold. They incorporate two C/O single-pole contacts (one per
stage).
XMLA
1
Setting
XMLA: Pressure and vacuum switches with fixed differential
XMLB, C
1
The difference between the trip and reset points of the contact is the inherent differential of the switch
(contact differential, friction, etc.).
XMLB and XMLC: Pressure and vacuum switches with adjustable differential
When setting the pressure and vacuum switches, first adjust the operating point on rising pressure
(PH), then the operating point on falling pressure (PB).
XMLD: Dual-stage pressure and vacuum switches with fixed differential for each
threshold
Operating point on rising pressure of stage 1 and stage 2
XMLD
1
First stage operating point on rising pressure (PH1) is set by adjusting the red screw (1).
Second stage operating point on rising pressure (PH2) is set by adjusting the blue screw (2).
The operating points on falling pressure (PB1 and PB2) are not adjustable.
The difference between the trip and reset points of each contact is the inherent differential of the
switch (such as contact differential or friction).
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Table 2:
Environmental specifications
Conformity to standards
Product certifications
Protective treatment
Hydraulic oils, air, fresh water, sea water, 32320 F (0 to 160 C), depending on model
Steam, corrosive fluids, viscous products, 32320 F (0 to 160 C), depending on model
Materials
Case: zinc alloy. Component materials in contact with fluid: see pages 7778
Operating position
All positions
Vibration resistance
Shock resistance
Degree of protection
Repeat accuracy
< 2%
Pressure connection(1)
Electrical Connection(1)
for screw terminal models
(1)
See page 20, Interpretation of the Catalog Number for XML Devices, for more information on specifying the electrical and pressure connections.
Table 3:
Terminal referencing
Short-circuit protection
Connection
Screw clamp terminals. Clamping capacity, min: 1 x 0.2 mm2, max: 2 x 2.5 mm2
Electrical durability
Type of contacts
Ithe
5
4
3
2
48 V
1
0.5
110 V
230 V
5
4
3
Ithe
12/24 V
2
1
230 V
48 V
0.5
0.2
0.1
0.3 0.5
0.1
0.5
10
20
Current in A
110 V
1
4 5
10
Current in A
DC supply c
Power broken in W for 1 million operating cycles
DC supply c
Power broken in W for 5 million operating cycles
Voltage
24
48
120
Voltage
24
48
120
31
29
26
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11
13
14
Example: Contact
schematics of XMLA
11
Fixed
differential
Adjustable value
--- Non adjustable value
13
PH
12
Pressure
Time
PH = High point
(on rising pressure)
PB = Low point
(on falling pressure)
12
PB
14
Time
11
13
12
14
PH = High point
(on rising pressure)
PB = Low point
(on falling pressure)
11
PB
13
Adjustable
spread
Example: Contact
schematics of XMLB
Adjustable value
PH
12
Pressure
14
Adjustable differential
switches have setting
points for both the high
point (PH) and the low point
(PB). Both of these points
can be independently
adjusted.
21
11
12
22
13
14
23
21
22
24
23
24
21
22
11
12
23
13
14
24
11
21
2 3 4 1 2 3 4
1
23
PH = High point
(on rising pressure)
PB = Low point
(on falling pressure)
22
Time
PB
Fixed
differential
24
PB1
13
PH1
PH
Fixed
Adjustable
differdifferential
ential
12
PB2
11
Adjustable differential
Adjustable value
--- Non adjustable value
13
PH2
14
Pressure
12
PH
14
Fixed differential
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PH
Fixed
differential
11
13
14
PH = High point
PB = Low point
12
11
13
14
Adjustable value
--- Non adjustable value
12
Example: Contact
schematics of XMLA
Time
PB
2 1 2
1
Vacuum
Adjustable
spread
11
13
12
14
13
11
PH = High point
PB = Low point
14
Adjustable value
PH
12
Example: Contact
schematics of XMLB
Time
PB
Vacuum
Vacuum
21
11
12
23
13
14
22
21
22
24
23
21
11
12
23
13
14
22
21
22
24
11
12
24
23
2 3 4 1 2 3 4
24
Fixed
differential
11
PB2
1
PH = High point
PB = Low point
12
PH2
Adjustable value
--- Non adjustable value
13
Fixed
differ- Adjustable
ential differential
13
PB1
14
PH1
14
Time
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V
500
(3)
240
200
150
(4)
120
100
60
Inductive loads
48
24
20
(1)
15
(2)
10
8
6
5
1 mA
2 mA
3 mA
6 mA
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
10 mA
1 A 1.5 A
2A
3A
6A
Pressure switches
B300
240 V
1.5 A
R300
250 V
0.1 A
120 V
3A
R300
125 V
0.22 A
I
10 A
Application range
On small loads: The use of electromechanical pressure and vacuum switches with programmable
logic controllers is becoming more prevalent. On small loads, the switches maintain a failure rate of
less than 1 for 100 million operating cycles. Results may vary depending on application.
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the differential: difference between the high point (PH) and the low point (PB),
the maximum pressure allowable per cycle,
repeat accuracy, precision and minimum drift.
20 bar
35 bar
6,5
7
0,6
XMLA010
Differential = 0.5 bar
1,5
XMLA020
Differential = 1 bar
XMLA035
Differential = 2 bar
45 bar
25
45
20
35
12
12
1
1,5
XMLA020
Allowable accidental overpressure = 45 bar
XMLA035
Allowable accidental overpressure = 80 bar
35 bar
18
1,5
XMLA020
Adjustable from 120 bar
XMLA035
Adjustable from 1.535 bar
Select an XMLA035
Table 4:
kg/cm2
1 psi =
1
0.07031
1 kg/cm2 =
14.22
1
1 bar =
14.50
1.0197
1 atm =
14.70
1.0333
1 mm Hg = (Torr) 0.01934
1.360 x 10-3
1.421 x 10-3
10-4
1 mm H2O=
1.0197 x 10-5
1 Pa =
1.45 x 10-4
5
Example: 1 bar = 14.50 psi = 10 Pa
bar
atm
mm Hg (Torr) mm H2O
Pa
0.06895
0.98066
1
1.0132
1.333 x 10-3
a 10-4
10-5
0.06805
0.96784
0.98695
1
1.316 x 10-3
a 10-4
9.8695 x 10-6
51.71
735.55
750.06
760.0
1
0.07361
7.5 x 10-3
6895
98 066
105
101 325
133.3
a 9.80
1
703.7
10 000
10 197
10 333
13.59
1
0.10197
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Table 5:
Rising pressure
+
Maxi
Adjustment range
of high point (PH)
Adjustment
range of the
high point
Mini
0
0
Operating
point on
rising
pressure
(PH)
Rising pressure
+
PH
Falling pressure
Operating
point on
falling
pressure
(PB)
Falling pressure
Rising pressure
PH
PB
PB
Differential
Falling pressure
Rising pressure
+
PH
PH PB
PB
PB
Example
Falling pressure
Rising pressure
bar
60
PH 40
20
Conclusion:
the differential is 40 28 = 12 bar.
03
20 28
PB
40
60 bar
Falling pressure
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Table 6:
Mini
Operating
point on
rising
pressure
(PH)
Rising pressure
+
1
PH
Operating
point on
falling
pressure
(PB)
Falling
pressure
Falling pressure
Rising pressure
+
1
PH
PB"
PB'
Falling pressure
PB"
0 PB'
Differential
Rising pressure
+
1
PH
PH PB"
PH PB'
PB"
PB'
0 PB'
Example
PB"
Falling pressure
Rising pressure
bar
30
PH 22
20
10
1 Maximum differential
2 Minimum differential
4
PB'
10
19 20
30 bar
Falling pressure
PB"
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Operating Curves: Dual-Stage, Fixed Differential, Detection at Each Threshold (switching on rising pressure)
Defined by the difference between the
Rising pressure
Adjustment
minimum and maximum high point
ranges of the
+
setting values of each stage (PH1 and
operating points
PH2).
PH1 and PH2 on
Adjustment range
of high point (PH2)
Table 7:
rising pressure
Rising pressure
+
1
PH2
Operating point
PH1
on rising
pressure
Rising
pressure
Adjustment range
of high point PH1
Operating point
PH2 on rising
pressure
Rising pressure
Rising pressure
+
1
PH2
PH1"
PH1'
Spread
PH1'
Rising pressure
PH1"
Rising pressure
+
1
PH2
PH1"
PH2 PH1"
PH2 PH1'
PH1'
0
0 PH1'
Example:
Determining
operating points
on rising
pressure for the
two stages
PH1"
Rising pressure
Rising pressure
bar
30
PH2 20
10
1 Maximum spread
2 Minimum spread
4,5 10
PH1'
17 20
30 bar
Rising pressure
PH1"
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Operating Curves: Dual-Stage, Fixed Differential, Detection at Each Threshold (switching on rising pressure)
Defined by the difference between the
Rising pressure
Adjustment
minimum and maximum high point (PH1
range of
+
or PH2) setting values for each stage.
high point
Table 8:
Maxi
Adjustment range
of high point
(PH1 or PH2)
Mini
Operating
point on
+
rising
pressure
(PH1 or PH2)
Falling pressure
Rising pressure
PH
Falling pressure
Operating
point on
+
falling
pressure
(PB1 or PB2)
Rising pressure
PH
PB
PB
Differential
Falling pressure
Rising pressure
+
PH
PH PB
PB
Example:
stage 1 =
segment EF
stage 2 =
segment GH
Falling pressure
PB
Rising pressure
bar
30
PH 20
10
G
1 Maximum spread
2 Minimum spread
E
0
03
10 14
PB
20
30 bar
Falling pressure
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Designation
Catalog Number
XML
A
B
C
D
L05
L35
S35
M01
M02
M03
M05
001
002
S02
004
S04
010
S10
020
S20
035
040
070
160
300
500
A
B
C
P
R
S
V
T
D
E
N
1
2
S
C
D
1
1
2
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Table 10:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
DIN connector
Terminals
DIN connector
XMLAM01V2S13
XMLAM01V2C11
XMLAM01V1S13
XMLAM01V1C11
XMLAM01T2S13
XMLAM01T2C11
XMLAM01T1S13
XMLAM01T1C11
Weight, lb (kg)
1.51 (0.685)
1.58 (0.715)
1.51 (0.685)
1.58 (0.715)
Fluids Controlled
At low setting
At high setting
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
DIN 43650A, 4-pin male. For suitable female connector, see page 73.
Diaphragm
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLAM01V2S13 becomes XMLAM01V2S11).
-0.4
-0.2 -0.04
0
Terminal model
11
Time
-0.6
12
Rising pressure
-0.76
-1
bar
Connection
13
Operating Curves
14
(1)
-0.2
-0.28
PH
-0.4
PB
Connector model
Vacuum switch connector pin view
-0.6
-0.8
-1
bar
Other Versions
Falling pressure
Vacuum
Adjustable value
--- Non adjustable value
1 11 and 13
2 12
3 4
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 11:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
DIN connector
Terminals
DIN connector
XMLBM02V2S13
XMLBM02V2C11
XMLBM02V1S13
XMLBM02V1C11
XMLBM02T2S13
XMLBM02T2C11
XMLBM02T1S13
XMLBM02T1C11
Weight, lb (kg)
2.24 (1.015)
2.27 (1.030)
2.24 (1.015)
2.27 (1.030)
Fluids Controlled
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
DIN 43650A, 4-pin male. For suitable female connector, see page 73.
Diaphragm
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLBM02V2S13 becomes XMLBM02V2S11).
-0.4
-0.2
-0.01
0
Time
2 Minimum
differential
-0.14
-0.2
Adjustable
value
PH
Connector model
Vacuum switch connector pin view
-0.4
1 11 and 13
PB
-0.6
-0.8
-1
bar
Vacuum
Falling pressure
Other Versions
Terminal model
11
-0.6
Connection
1 Maximum
differential
12
Rising pressure
-1 -0.87
bar
13
Operating Curves
14
(1)
2 12
1
2
3
3 4
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 12:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
XMLCM02V2S13
XMLCM02T2S13
2.24 (1.015)
Weight, lb (kg)
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
Diaphragm
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLCM02V2S13 becomes XMLCM02V2S11).
2 Minimum
differential
-0.2
Adjustable value
Time
Terminal model
21
-0.01
22
1 Maximum
differential
23
-0.14
24
-0.4
11
-0.6
12
Rising pressure
-0.86
bar
Connection
13
Operating Curves
14
(1)
PH
-0.4
PB
-0.6
-0.8
1
bar
Other Versions
Falling pressure
Vacuum
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 13:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
Fluids Controlled
For materials in contact with fluid, see
pages 7778
Weight, lb (kg)
At low setting
At high setting
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
Diaphragm
(1)
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLDM02V1S13 becomes XMLDM02V1S11).
Operating Curves
High setting trip points of contacts 1 and 2
Rising pressure
-0.12 0
-1 -0.88
-0.4
2
-0.6
-0.8
-0.12
-0.2
-0.6
Time
-0.4
-0.2
-0.02
0
E
-0.12
G-0.2
1 Maximum differential
-0.4
EF Contact 1 (stage 1)
-0.6
GH Contact 2 (stage 2)
-0.8
F
H
-0.98
bar
PH1
PB1
2 Minimum differential
Falling pressure
-0.4
bar
-0.6
bar
-0.98 -0.8
PH2
PB2
Vacuum
Adjustable value
--- Non adjustable value
-0.98
bar
Other Versions
23
21
22
11
12
24
13
14
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 14:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
XMLBM03R2S13
XMLBM03S2S13
7.30 (3.310)
Weight, lb (kg)
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
Diaphragm
(1)
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLBM03R2S13 becomes XMLBM03R2S11).
Operating Curves
Connection
2 Minimum
differential
-20
-40
11
-40 -20 -2
12
-80
Time
13
-120
1 Maximum
differential
14
Terminal model
Rising pressure
-182 -160
mbar
PH
-80
PB
-120
-160
-200
mbar
Other Versions
Falling pressure
Vacuum
Adjustable value
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 15:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
XMLBL05R2S13
XMLBL05R1S13
XMLBL05S2S13
XMLBL05S1S13
5.34 (2.420)
Weight, lb (kg)
1.4 mbar (0.02 psi), 0.8 mbar, +1.1 mbar (0.01 psi, +0.02 psi).
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
Diaphragm
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLBL05R2S13 becomes XMLBL05R2S11).
2 Minimum
differential
1
40
Pressure
11
mbar
50
12
13
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
14
(1)
PH
PB
30
2
20
Time
10
Adjustable value
2,6
0
1,2
10
Other Versions
20
30
40 46 mbar
Falling pressure
For switches with DIN 43650A connector or alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 16:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
DIN connector
Terminals
DIN connector
XMLBM05A2S13
XMLBM05A2C11
XMLBM05A1S13
XMLBM05A1C11
XMLBM05B2S13
XMLBM05B2C11
XMLBM05B1S13
XMLBM05B1C11
XMLBM05C2C11
XMLBM05C1S13
XMLBM05C1C11
XMLBM05P2S13
XMLBM05P2C11
XMLBM05P1S13
XMLBM05P1C11
1.51 (0.685)
1.58 (0.715)
1.55 (0.705)
1.62 (0.735)
Fluids Controlled
For materials in contact with
fluid, see pages 7778
Weight, lb (kg)
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
DIN 43650A, 4-pin male. For suitable female connector, see page 73.
Diaphragm
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLBM05A2S13 becomes XMLBM05A2S11).
Connection
PB1
11
Terminal model
Pressure
PH1
13
1 Maximum differential
2 Minimum differential
bar
5
14
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
12
(1)
Connector model
1
2
PH2
0
PB2
1
0,5
0
-0,5
PH3
-1
PB3
-1
Other Versions
4 4,5 5 bar
Falling pressure
Adjustable value
2
3
1 11 and 13
1
2
3
2 12
3 14
Vacuum
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 17:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
Fluids Controlled
XMLCM05A2S13
XMLCM05C2S13
1.51 (0.685)
Weight, lb (kg)
Possible Differential
(subtract from PH to get PB)
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
Diaphragm
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLCM05A2S13 becomes XMLCM05A2S11).
Connection
PH2
0
PB2
1
2
1
0.5
PH3
0
-0.55
-1
-1
Other Versions
4 4.55 5 bar
Falling pressure
Adjustable
value
21
22
23
PB1
24
Terminal model
Pressure
PH1
11
bar
5
12
1 Maximum
differential
2 Minimum
differential
13
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
14
(1)
Connector model
Time
2
3
1 11 and 13
1
2 12
3 14
PB3
Vacuum
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 18:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
DIN connector
Terminals
XMLBL35R2C11
XMLBS35R2S13
XMLBL35S2C11
XMLBL35P2C11
5.71 (2.590)
7.72 (3.500)
Fluids Controlled
5.68 (2.575)
Weight, lb (kg)
(subtract from PH
to get PB)
Destruction Pressure
Cable Entry and Wire Size for Terminal Models 1/2" NPT, 1 x 0.2 mm minimum, 2 x 2.5 mm maximum.
Connector Type for Connector Models
DIN 43650A, 4-pin male. For suitable female connector, see page 73.
Diaphragm
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLBL35R2S13 becomes XMLBL35R2S11).
Connection
PH
300
11
Terminal model
Pressure
13
mbar
350
12
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
14
(1)
PB
200
Connector model
Pressure switch connector pin view
100
1 11 and 13
Time
Adjustable value
45
2
3
2 12
3 14
1 Maximum differential
0
3
50
100
300 mbar
200
Falling pressure
Other Versions
2 Minimum differential
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 19:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
DIN connector
XMLBL35R1S13
XMLBL35R1C11
XMLBL35S1S13
XMLBL35S1C11
XMLBL35P1S13
XMLBL35P1C11
5.68 (2.575)
5.71 (2.590)
Catalog Numbers
(1)
Fluids Controlled
For materials in contact with
fluid, see pages 7778
Weight, lb (kg)
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
DIN 43650A, 4-pin male. For suitable female connector, see page 73.
Diaphragm
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLBL35R1S13 becomes XMLBL35R1S11).
Connection
300
PH
11
2 Minimum
differential
Terminal model
Pressure
13
1 Maximum
differential
mbar
350
14
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
12
(1)
PB
200
Connector model
Pressure switch connector pin view
100
Time
Adjustable value
45
1 11 and 13
1
2 12
3 14
0
3
50
100
200
300 mbar
Falling pressure
Other Versions
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 20:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
Catalog Numbers
(1)
Fluids Controlled
For materials in contact with
fluid, see pages 7778
XMLCS35R2S13
XMLCL35S2S13
5.68 (2.575)
7.72 (3.500)
Weight, lb (kg)
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
Per cycle
Destruction Pressure
Diaphragm
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLCL35R2S13 becomes XMLCL35R2S11).
Connection
23
21
22
PH
24
2 Minimum
differential
11
1
300
Terminal model
Pressure
12
1 Maximum
differential
mbar
350
13
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
14
(1)
Accidental
PB
200
2
100
Time
Adjustable value
45
0
0 25 50
100
Other Versions
200
315 mbar
Falling pressure
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 21:
Adjustable Range of
Each Operating Point
(Rising pressure)
Electrical Connection
Terminals
Fluids Controlled
XMLDL35R1S13
XMLDL35S1S13
Weight, lb (kg)
5.68 (2.575)
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
At low setting
At high setting
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
Diaphragm
(1)
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLDL35R1S13 becomes XMLDL35R1S11).
Operating Curves
mbar
350
343
300
Pressure
mbar
350
325
300
PH2
PB2
PH1
PB1
200
200
1 Maximum differential
2 Minimum differential
Other Versions
200
300 325mbar
PH1 setting (falling pressure)
200
EF Contact 1 (stage 1)
GH Contact 2 (stage 2)
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT),
consult your local sales office.
Connection
Terminal model
Contact 1 (stage 1) Contact 2 (stage 2)
21
100
100
23
0 33
E
3 28
22
Adjustable value
24
Time
11
58
58
33
13
100
12
100
14
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Table 22:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
DIN connector
Terminals
DIN connector
XMLA001R2S13
XMLA001R2C11
XMLA001R1S13
XMLA001R1C11
XMLA001S2S13
XMLA001S2C11
XMLA001S1S13
XMLA001S1C11
5.63 (2.555)
5.67 (2.570)
5.63 (2.555)
5.67 (2.570)
Weight, lb (kg)
At low setting
At high setting
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
DIN 43650A, 4-pin male. For suitable female connector, see page 73.
Diaphragm
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLA001R2S13 becomes XMLA001R2S11).
Connection
0,8
13
PH
11
Terminal model
Pressure
bar
1
14
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
PB
12
(1)
Connector model
0,6
1 11 and 13
Time
Adjustable value
--- Non adjustable value
0,2
0,03
0
0,01
0,2
Other Versions
0,4
2
3
2 12
3 14
0,6
0,8 0,96
bar
Falling pressure
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 23:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
DIN connector
Terminals
DIN connector
XMLB001R2S13
XMLB001R2C11
XMLB001R1S13
XMLB001R1C11
XMLB001S2S13
XMLB001S2C11
XMLB001S1S13
XMLB001S1C11
XMLB001P2S13
XMLB001P2C11
XMLB001P1S13
XMLB001P1C11
5.68 (2.575)
5.71 (2.590)
5.68 (2.575)
5.71 (2.590)
Fluids Controlled
(2)
Weight, lb (kg)
Possible Differential
(subtract from PH to get PB)
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
DIN 43650A, 4-pin male. For suitable female connector, see page 73.
Diaphragm
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLB001R2S13 becomes XMLB001R2S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Connection
0.8
Terminal model
Pressure
PH
Connector model
PB
0.6
2
0.4
Adjustable
value
0.2
0.05
0
0.01
11
bar
1
12
1 Maximum
differential
2 Minimum
differential
13
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
14
(1)
(2)
1 11 and 13
Time
2
3
0.25 0.4
Other Versions
2 12
3 14
0.6
0.8 0.94
bar
Falling pressure
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 24:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
Catalog Numbers
(1)
Fluids Controlled
(2)
XMLC001R2S13
XMLC001S2S13
Weight, lb (kg)
5.63 (2.555)
Possible Differential
(subtract from PH to get PB)
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
Diaphragm
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLC001R2S13 becomes XMLC001R2S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Connection
23
21
22
PH
24
Terminal model
11
bar
1
Pressure
12
1 Maximum
differential
2 Minimum
differential
13
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
14
(1)
(2)
PB
0.6
2
Adjustable
value
0.4
Time
0.2
0.05
0
0.02
0.2
Other Versions
0.4
0.6
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 25:
Adjustable Range of 2nd stage operating point (PH2) 0.121 bar (1.7414.5 psi)
Each Operating Point
1st stage operating point (PH1) 0.040.92 bar (0.5813.34 psi)
(Rising pressure)
Spread between the Two Stages (PH2PH1)
Electrical Connection
Terminals
XMLD001R1S13
XMLD001S1S13
5.68 (2.575)
Weight, lb (kg)
At low setting
At high setting
Per cycle
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
Diaphragm
(1)
(2)
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLD001R1S13 becomes XMLD001R1S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Operating Curves
Inherent differential of contacts 1 and 2
Rising pressure
Pressure
bar
1
0.92
1
0.77
0.6
0.8
PH2
PB2
PH1
PB1
0.6
2
0.4
0.4
Time
Other Versions
EF Contact 1 (stage 1)
GH Contact 2 (stage 2)
21
22
0.6
23
1 Maximum differential
2 Minimum differential
24
0.27 0.4
0.6
0.8 0.92 bar
PH1 setting (rising pressure)
11
0.04
12
Adjustable value
--- Non adjustable value
13
0.12
0.2
0.12 G
0.04 E
0
0.01 0.09 0.2
14
0.2
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 26:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
DIN connector
Terminals
DIN connector
XMLA002A2S13
XMLA002A2C11
XMLA002A1S13
XMLA002A1C11
XMLA002B2C11
XMLA002B1S13
XMLA002B1C11
XMLA002C2S13
XMLA002C2C11
XMLA002C1S13
XMLA002C1C11
2.19 (0.995)
2.23 (1.010)
2.19 (0.995)
2.23 (1.010)
Catalog Numbers
(1)
Hydraulic oils, fresh water, sea
water, air, up to 158 F (70 C)
Fluids Controlled
(2)
Weight, lb (kg)
At low setting
At high setting
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
DIN 43650A, 4-pin male. For suitable female connector, see page 73.
Diaphragm
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLA002A2S13 becomes XMLA002A2S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Connection
PH
PB
11
Terminal Model
Pressure
13
bar
2.5
12
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
14
(1)
(2)
Connector model
Pressure switch connector pin view
1
1 11 and 13
Time
1
Adjustable value
--- Non adjustable value
0.15
0
0.02
Other Versions
2
3
2 12
3 14
2 2.37 bar
Falling pressure
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 27:
With setting
scale
30 bar (435 psi)
overpressure
Terminals
Terminals
DIN connector
DIN connector
Fluids Controlled
(2)
Weight, lb (kg)
XMLBS02B2S13
2.27 (1.030)
2.24 (1.015)
2.27 (1.030)
7.72 (3.500)
0.16 bar (2.32 psi), 0.8 mbar, +1.1 mbar (0.01 psi, +0.02 psi)
Maximum Allowable
Accidental
Pressure
Destruction Pressure
Cable Entry and Wire Size for Terminal Models
Connector Type for Connector Models
Pressure Switch Style
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLBL05R2S13 becomes XMLBL05R2S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Connection
PH
11
Terminal model
Pressure
13
1 Maximum differential
2 Minimum differential
bar
2.5
14
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
12
(1)
(2)
Connector model
PB
1 11 and 13
Time
Adjustable value
2
3
2 12
3 14
0.3
0
0.14
0.75 1
Other Versions
2 2.29 bar
Falling pressure
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 28:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
Catalog Numbers
(1)
Fluids Controlled
(2)
XMLCS02B2S13
XMLC002B2S13
XMLC002C2S13
2.19 (0.995)
7.72 (3.500)
Weight, lb (kg)
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
Diaphragm
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLC002B2S13 becomes XMLC002B2S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
11
23
21
24
22
2 Minimum
differential
Pressure
12
Connection
1 Maximum
differential
bar
2.5
13
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
14
(1)
(2)
PH
PB
2
1
Time
Adjustable value
0.3
0
0.17 0.5
Other Versions
2 2.33 bar
Falling pressure
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 29:
Adjustable Range of
Each Operating Point
(Rising pressure)
Electrical Connection
Terminals
XMLD002B1S13
XMLD002C1S13
2.24 (1.015)
Weight, lb (kg)
Inherent Differential
(subtract from PH1/PH2
to get PB1/PB2)
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
At high setting
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
Diaphragm
(1)
(2)
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLD002B1S13 becomes XMLD002B1S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Operating Curves
bar
2.5
bar
2.5
2.36
Pressure
PH2
PB2
PH1
PB1
1.69
2
1
0.34
0.34
0.20
Time
21
22
EF Contact 1 (stage 1)
GH Contact 2 (stage 2)
24
11
Other Versions
0.06
13
1 Maximum differential
2 Minimum differential
2 2.36 bar
PH1 setting (rising pressure)
12
G
E
14
0.2
Adjustable value
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Table 30:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
DIN connector
Terminals
DIN connector
XMLA004A2S13
XMLA004A2C11
XMLA004A1S13
XMLA004A1C11
XMLA004B2S13
XMLA004B2C11
XMLA004B1S13
XMLA004B1C11
XMLA004C2S13
XMLA004C2C11
XMLA004C1S13
XMLA004C1C11
XMLA004P2S13
XMLA004P2C11
XMLA004P1S13
XMLA004P1C11
1.51 (0.685)
1.58 (0.715)
1.51 (0.685)
1.58 (0.715)
Catalog Numbers
(1)
Fluids Controlled
(2)
Weight, lb (kg)
At low setting
At high setting
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
DIN 43650A, 4-pin male. For suitable female connector, see page 73.
Diaphragm
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLA004A2S13 becomes XMLA004A2S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Connection
PH
PB
11
Pressure
bar
4
12
Terminal model
13
Rising pressure
Operation curves
14
(1)
(2)
Connector model
Pressure switch connector pin view
1 11 and 13
Time
Adjustable value
2 12
1
2
3
3 14
0.4
0
0.05
Other Versions
3 3.65 4 bar
Falling pressure
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 31:
Terminals
Terminals
DIN connector
DIN connector
XMLB004A2S13
XMLB004A2C11 XMLB004A1S13
XMLB004A1C11
XMLB004B2S13
XMLB004B2C11 XMLB004B1S13
XMLB004B1C11
Fluids Controlled
(2)
Weight, lb (kg)
XMLBS04B2S13
XMLB004C2S13
XMLB004C2C11 XMLB004C1S13
XMLB004C1C11
2.24 (1.015)
2.27 (1.030)
2.27 (1.030)
2.24 (1.015)
7.72 (3.500)
0.25 bar (3.62 psi), 0.03 bar, +0.05 bar (0.43 psi, +0.72 psi)
Possible Differential
(subtract from PH to get
PB)
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLB004A2S13 becomes XMLB004A2S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Connection
Connector model
PB
11
PH
12
Terminal model
Pressure
bar
4
13
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
14
(1)
(2)
1 11 and 13
Time
Adjustable value
0.25
0
2
3
2 12
3 14
1 Maximum differential
0.05
Other Versions
1.6 2
3
3.75 bar
Falling pressure
2 Minimum differential
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 32:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
Fluids Controlled
(2)
XMLCS04B2S13
XMLC004B2S13
XMLC004C2S13
1.51 (0.685)
7.72 (3.500)
Weight, lb (kg)
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
Diaphragm
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLC004B2S13 becomes XMLC004B2S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Connection
23
21
24
22
11
2 Minimum
differential
Terminal model
Pressure
PH
12
1 Maximum
differential
bar
4
13
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
14
(1)
(2)
PB
Time
Adjustable value
0.3
0
0.15
Other Versions
1.5
3
3.83 bar
Falling pressure
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 33:
Adjustable Range of
Each Operating Point
(Rising pressure)
Electrical Connection
Terminals
XMLD004B1S13
XMLD004C1S13
2.24 (1.015)
Weight, lb (kg)
At low setting
At high setting
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
Diaphragm
(1)
(2)
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLD004B1S13 becomes XMLD004B1S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Operating Curves
1 Maximum
differential
2 Minimum
differential
bar
4
bar
4
3.79
H
F
Pressure
PH2
PB2
PH1
PB1
2.35
Time
3
3.6 3.81 bar
Falling pressure
Contact 1 (stage 1)
21
23
22
Other Versions
1.82 2
3
3.79 bar
PH1 setting (rising pressure)
24
11
0.19
Adjustable value
--- Non adjustable value
13
0.40 G
0.19
0 E
0.04
12
0.4
EF Contact 1
(stage 1)
GH Contact 2
(stage 2)
14
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Table 34:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
DIN connector
Terminals
DIN connector
XMLA010A2S13
XMLA010A2C11
XMLA010A1S13
XMLA010A1C11
XMLA010B2S13
XMLA010B2C11
XMLA010B1S13
XMLA010B1C11
XMLA010C2S13
XMLA010C2C11
XMLA010C1S13
XMLA010C1C11
XMLA010P2S13
XMLA010P2C11
XMLA010P1S13
XMLA010P1C11
1.51 (0.685)
1.58 (0.715)
1.51 (0.685)
1.58 (0.715)
Catalog Numbers
(1)
Fluids Controlled
(2)
Weight, lb (kg)
At low setting
At high setting
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
DIN 43650A, 4-pin male. For suitable female connector, see page 73.
Diaphragm
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLA010A2S13 becomes XMLA010A2S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Connection
PB
11
PH
13
Terminal model
Pressure
bar
10
14
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
12
(1)
(2)
Connector model
1 11 and 13
Time
Adjustable value
2
1
0.6
0
2
3
2 12
3 14
Other Versions
8
9.5 bar
Falling pressure
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 35:
Terminals
Terminals
DIN connector
DIN connector
Fluids Controlled
(2)
Weight, lb (kg)
XMLBS10A2S13
XMLB010P2C11 XMLB010P1S13
XMLB010P1C11
1.55 (0.705)
1.62 (0.735)
1.62 (0.735)
1.55 (0.705)
7.72 (3.500)
0.85 bar (12.32 psi), 0.1 bar, +0.15 bar (1.45 psi, +2.17 psi)
Possible Differential
(subtract from PH
to get PB)
DIN 43650A, 4-pin male. For suitable female connector, see page 73.
Diaphragm
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLB010A2S13 becomes XMLB010A2S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Connection
Pressure
2 Minimum differential
PH
Terminal model
11
1 Maximum differential
13
bar
10
14
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
PB
12
(1)
(2)
Connector model
6
4
Time
2
3
3 14
Adjustable value
2
1
0.6
0
0.1
Other Versions
8
9.5 bar
Falling pressure
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 36:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
(1)
Catalog Numbers
Fluids Controlled
(2)
XMLCS10A2S13
XMLC010B2S13
XMLC010C2S13
1.51 (0.685)
7.72 (3.500)
Weight, lb (kg)
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
Diaphragm
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLC010B2S13 becomes XMLC010B2S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Connection
23
21
24
22
PH
11
Terminal model
Pressure
13
1 Maximum
differential
2 Minimum
differential
bar
10
12
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
14
(1)
(2)
PB
2
4
Time
Adjustable value
2
0.7
0
0.25
Other Versions
8
9.3 bar
Falling pressure
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 37:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
Fluids Controlled
(2)
XMLD010C1S13
1.55 (0.705)
Weight, lb (kg)
Inherent Differential
(subtract from PH1/PH2
to get PB1/PB2)
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
At high setting
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
Diaphragm
(1)
(2)
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLD010B1S13 becomes XMLD010B1S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Operating Curves
Inherent differential of contacts 1 and 2
Rising pressure
1
6.34
6
bar
10
9.32
Pressure
PH2
PB2
PH1
PB1
2
4
Time
Other Versions
Terminal model
Contact 2 (stage 2) Contact 1 (stage 1)
21
EF Contact 1 (stage 1)
GH Contact 2 (stage 2)
23
1 Maximum differential
2 Minimum differential
Connection
22
4.2
6
8 9.32 bar
PH1 setting (rising pressure)
24
11
0.52
13
Adjustable value
12
1.2
2
1.2 G
0.52
0 E
0.07 0.75 2
14
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 38:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
DIN connector
Terminals
DIN connector
XMLA020A2S13
XMLA020A2C11
XMLA020A1S13
XMLA020A1C11
XMLA020B2S13
XMLA020B2C11
XMLA020B1S13
XMLA020B1C11
XMLA020C2S13
XMLA020C2C11
XMLA020C1S13
XMLA020C1C11
XMLA020P2S13
XMLA020P2C11
XMLA020P1S13
XMLA020P1C11
1.51 (0.685)
1.58 (0.715)
1.51 (0.685)
1.58 (0.715)
(1)
Catalog Numbers
Fluids Controlled
(2)
Weight, lb (kg)
At low setting
At high setting
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
DIN 43650A, 4-pin male. For suitable female connector, see page 73.
Diaphragm
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLA020A2S13 becomes XMLA020A2S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Connection
15
13
PH
11
Terminal model
Pressure
bar
20
14
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
PB
12
(1)
(2)
Connector model
Pressure switch connector pin view
10
Time
Adjustable value
2
3
1
0
0.6
Other Versions
10
1 11 and 13
2 12
3 14
15
19 bar
Falling pressure
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 39:
Terminals
Terminals
DIN connector
DIN connector
Fluids Controlled
(2)
XMLBS20A2S13
Weight, lb (kg)
1.62 (0.735)
1.55 (0.705)
1.62 (0.735)
7.72 (3.500)
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
Destruction Pressure
Cable Entry and Wire Size for Terminal Models
Connector Type for Connector Models
Pressure Switch Style
DIN 43650A, 4-pin male. For suitable female connector, see page 73.
Diaphragm
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLB020A2S13 becomes XMLB020A2S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Connection
PH
15
Connector model
PB
11
Terminal model
Pressure
13
1 Maximum differential
2 Minimum differential
bar
20
12
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
14
(1)
(2)
10
1 11 and 13
5
Time
Adjustable value
2
3
2 12
3 14
1.3
0
0.3
9 10
15
18.4 bar
Falling pressure
Other Versions
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 40:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
Fluids Controlled
(2)
XMLCS20A2S13
XMLC020C2S13
1.51 (0.685)
7.72 (3.500)
Weight, lb (kg)
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
Diaphragm
Possible Differential
(subtract from PH to get PB)
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLC020B2S13 becomes XMLC020B2S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Connection
23
21
PB
22
15
24
Pressure
PH
11
bar
20
Terminal model
13
1 Maximum
differential
2 Minimum
differential
12
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
14
(1)
(2)
10
Time
Adjustable value
1.3
0
0.6
Other Versions
9 10
15
19 bar
Falling pressure
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 41:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
Fluids Controlled
(2)
XMLD020B1S13
Weight, lb (kg)
At low setting
At high setting
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
Diaphragm
(1)
(2)
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLD020B1S13 becomes XMLD020B1S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Operating Curves
Inherent differential of contacts 1 and 2
15
1 Maximum differential
2 Minimum differential
Other Versions
15
18.76 bar
10.45
PH1 setting (rising pressure)
Adjustable value
--- Non adjustable value
5
EF Contact 1 (stage 1)
GH Contact 2 (stage 2)
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT),
consult your local sales office.
10
Connection
Terminal model
Contact 2 (stage 2) Contact 1 (stage 1)
21
2.14 G
0.9
0 E
0.2 1.44
23
2.14
Time
22
24
PB2
11
10
Pressure
PH2
PH1
PB1
1
10.6
0.9
12
15
bar
20
18.76
13
bar
20
14
Rising pressure
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Table 42:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
DIN connector
Terminals
DIN connector
XMLA035A2S13
XMLA035A2C11
XMLA035A1S13
XMLA035A1C11
XMLA035B2C11
XMLA035B1S13
XMLA035B1C11
XMLA035C2S13
XMLA035C2C11
XMLA035C1S13
XMLA035C1C11
Viscous products,
up to 320 F (160 C)
(G1 pressure connection)
XMLA035P2S13
XMLA035P2C11
XMLA035P1S13
XMLA035P1C11
1.53 (0.695)
1.60 (0.725)
1.53 (0.695)
1.60 (0.725)
Catalog Numbers
(1)
Hydraulic oils, fresh water, sea
water, air, up to 158 F (70 C)
Fluids Controlled
(2)
Weight, lb (kg)
At low setting
At high setting
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
DIN 43650A, 4-pin male. For suitable female connector, see page 73.
Diaphragm
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLA035A2S13 becomes XMLA035A2S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Connection
11
PH
12
Terminal model
Pressure
bar
35
13
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
14
(1)
(2)
30
PB
Connector model
20
10
Time
Adjustable value
2
3
1.5
0
0.25
10
20
2 12
3 14
30 33.75 bar
Falling pressure
Other Versions
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 43:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
DIN connector
Terminals
DIN connector
XMLB035A2S13
XMLB035A2C11
XMLB035A1S13
XMLB035A1C11
XMLB035B2S13
XMLB035B2C11
XMLB035B1S13
XMLB035B1C11
XMLB035C2S13
XMLB035C2C11
XMLB035C1S13
XMLB035C1C11
XMLB035P2C11
XMLB035P1S13
XMLB035P1C11
1.64 (0.745)
1.58 (0.715)
1.64 (0.745)
Fluids Controlled
(2)
1.58 (0.715)
Weight, lb (kg)
1.7 bar (24.65 psi), 0.5 bar, +0.7 bar (7.25 psi, +10.15 psi)
2.55 bar (36.97 psi), 0.5 bar, +0.7 bar (7.25 psi, +10.15 psi)
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
Per cycle
Possible Differential
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
DIN 43650A, 4-pin male. For suitable female connector, see page 73.
Diaphragm
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLB035A2S13 becomes XMLB035A2S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Connection
PH
11
Terminal model
Pressure
12
bar
35
13
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
14
(1)
(2)
30
20
Connector model
PB
Time
Adjustable value
3.5
0
1.8
10
Other Versions
15
20
32.45 bar
Falling pressure
2 12
1
2
3
3 14
1 Maximum differential
2 Minimum differential
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 44:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
(1)
Catalog Numbers
Fluids Controlled
(2)
XMLC035C2S13
1.53 (0.695)
Weight, lb (kg)
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
Diaphragm
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLC035B2S13 becomes XMLC035B2S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Connection
23
21
22
PB
20
PH
24
11
30
Terminal model
Pressure
13
1 Maximum
differential
2 Minimum
differential
bar
35
12
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
14
(1)
(2)
10
Time
Adjustable value
3.5
0
2.5
10 13
33.5 bar
20
Falling pressure
Other Versions
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 45:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
Catalog Numbers
(1)
Hydraulic oils, fresh water, sea
XMLD035B1S13
water, air, up to 320 F (160 C)
Fluids Controlled
(2)
XMLD035C1S13
1.58 (0.715)
Weight, lb (kg)
Inherent Differential
(subtract from PH1/PH2
to get PB1/PB2)
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
At high setting
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
Diaphragm
(1)
(2)
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLD035B1S13 becomes XMLD035B1S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Operating Curves
bar
35
30
1
2
bar
35
32.5
30
EF Contact 1 (stage 1)
GH Contact 2 (stage 2)
Connection
Terminal model
Contact 2 (stage 2) Contact 1 (stage 1)
21
20
23
10
22
E
0.4 2.9
24
30 32.5 bar
10 14.6 20
PH1 setting (rising pressure)
Adjustable value
11
Time
13
4.4
1.9
0
Other Versions
PB2
12
4.4
2 Minimum differential
PH2
20
10
1 Maximum differential
PH1
PB1
10
1.9
Pressure
14
22.3
20
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 46:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
DIN connector
Terminals
DIN connector
XMLA070D2S13
XMLA070D2C11
XMLA070D1S13
XMLA070D1C11
XMLA070E2S13
XMLA070E2C11
XMLA070E1S13
XMLA070E1C11
XMLA070N2S13
XMLA070N2C11
XMLA070N1S13
XMLA070N1C11
1.53 (0.695)
1.60 (0.725)
1.53 (0.695)
1.60 (0.725)
Catalog Numbers
(1)
Fluids Controlled
(2)
Weight, lb (kg)
At low setting
At high setting
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
DIN 43650A, 4-pin male. For suitable female connector, see page 73.
Piston
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLA070D2S13 becomes XMLA070D2S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Connection
PH
11
Terminal model
Pressure
12
bar
70
13
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
14
(1)
(2)
60
PB
Connector model
40
Time
Adjustable value
5
0
2
3
2 12
3 14
20
Other Versions
40
62.5 bar
Falling pressure
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 47:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
DIN connector
Terminals
DIN connector
XMLB070D2S13
XMLB070D2C11
XMLB070D1S13
XMLB070D1C11
XMLB070E2S13
XMLB070E2C11
XMLB070E1S13
XMLB070E1C11
XMLB070N2S13
XMLB070N2C11
XMLB070N1S13
XMLB070N1C11
1.58 (0.715)
1.64 (0.745)
1.58 (0.715)
1.64 (0.745)
Catalog Numbers
(1)
Fluids Controlled
(2)
Weight, lb (kg)
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
4.7 bar (68.15 psi), 0.4 bar, +0.7 bar (5.8 psi, +10.15 psi)
8.8 bar (127.6 psi), 0.6 bar, +0.8 bar (8.7 psi, +11.6 psi)
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
DIN 43650A, 4-pin male. For suitable female connector, see page 73.
Piston
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLB070D2S13 becomes XMLB070D2S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Connection
PH
Connector model
PB
40
11
60
Terminal model
Pressure
13
1 Maximum
differential
2 Minimum
differential
bar
70
12
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
14
(1)
(2)
20
Time
Adjustable value
2 12
3 14
7
0
2.3
20
Other Versions
40
bar
61.2
Falling pressure
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 48:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
Catalog Numbers
(1)
Fluids Controlled
(2)
XMLC070D2S13
XMLC070E2S13
XMLC070N2S13
1.53 (0.695)
Weight, lb (kg)
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
Piston
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLC070D2S13 becomes XMLC070D2S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Connection
23
21
22
24
PH
11
60
Terminal model
Pressure
12
1 Maximum
differential
2 Minimum
differential
bar
70
13
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
14
(1)
(2)
PB
40
20
Time
Adjustable value
7
0
2.5 10
20
Other Versions
40
bar
61.1
Falling pressure
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 49:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
XMLD070D1S13
XMLD070E1S13
XMLD070N1S13
1.58 (0.715)
Weight, lb (kg)
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
At low setting
At high setting
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
Piston
(1)
(2)
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLD070D1S13 becomes XMLD070D1S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
bar
70
1
2
60
40
Other Versions
EF Contact 1 (stage 1)
GH Contact 2 (stage 2)
40
Connection
Terminal model
Contact 2 (stage 2) Contact 1 (stage 1)
21
20
23
0
1.6 4.4
22
1 Maximum differential
2 Minimum differential
40
60 67.2 bar
PH1 setting (rising pressure)
Adjustable value
--- Non adjustable value
24
Time
11
9.4
9.4 G
6.6 E
12
20
20 24
PB2
PH1
PB1
20
6.6
PH2
13
40
Pressure
H
F
14
60
52.6
bar
70
67.2
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 50:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
DIN connector
Terminals
DIN connector
XMLA160D2S13
XMLA160D2C11
XMLA160D1S13
XMLA160D1C11
XMLA160E2S13
XMLA160E2C11
XMLA160E1S13
XMLA160E1C11
XMLA160N2S13
XMLA160N2C11
XMLA160N1S13
XMLA160N1C11
1.65 (0.750)
1.72 (0.780)
1.65 (0.750)
1.72 (0.780)
Catalog Numbers
(1)
Fluids Controlled
(2)
Weight, lb (kg)
At low setting
At high setting
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
Mechanical life
DIN 43650A, 4-pin male. For suitable female connector, see page 73.
Piston
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLA160D2S13 becomes XMLA160D2S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Connection
160
PH
Terminal model
140
PB
11
Pressure
12
bar
13
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
14
(1)
(2)
120
Connector model
100
80
1 11 and 13
60
Time
40
2
3
20
10
0
2 12
3 14
Adjustable value
4.5 20 40
bar
Falling pressure
Other Versions
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 51:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
DIN connector
Terminals
DIN connector
XMLB160D2S13
XMLB160D2C11
XMLB160D1S13
XMLB160D1C11
XMLB160E2S13
XMLB160E2C11
XMLB160E1S13
XMLB160E1C11
XMLB160N2S13
XMLB160N2C11
XMLB160N1S13
XMLB160N1C11
1.65 (0.750)
1.72 (0.780)
1.65 (0.750)
1.72 (0.780)
(1)
Catalog Numbers
Fluids Controlled
(2)
Weight, lb (kg)
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
9.3 bar (134.85 psi), 1.8 bar, +1.5 bar (26.1 psi, +21.75 psi)
20.8 bar (301.6 psi), 1.9 bar, +1.6 bar (27.55 psi, +23.2 psi)
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
DIN 43650A, 4-pin male. For suitable female connector, see page 73.
Piston
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLB160D2S13 becomes XMLB160D2S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Connection
PH
120
Connector model
PB
80
11
Terminal model
Pressure
13
1 Maximum
differential
2 Minimum
differential
bar
160
12
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
14
(1)
(2)
40
Adjustable value
2 12
1
3 14
10
0
0.7
40
Other Versions
60
80
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 52:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
Fluids Controlled
(2)
XMLC160D2S13
XMLC160E2S13
XMLC160N2S13
1.65 (0.750)
Weight, lb (kg)
Possible Differential
(subtract from PH to get PB)
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
Mechanical life
Piston
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLC160D2S13 becomes XMLC160D2S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Connection
100
11
23
21
24
22
Terminal model
Pressure
PH
13
1 Maximum
differential
2 Minimum
differential
bar
160
12
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
14
(1)
(2)
PB
50
Time
Adjustable value
12
0
3
50
Other Versions
100
bar
139
Falling pressure
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 53:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
XMLD160D1S13
XMLD160E1S13
XMLD160N1S13
1.65 (0.750)
Weight, lb (kg)
At low setting
At high setting
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
Piston
(1)
(2)
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLD160D1S13 becomes XMLD160D1S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Operating Curves
bar
160
120
1
2
94.5
bar
154
140
Pressure
PH2
PB2
120
PH1
PB1
100
80
80
60
Time
40
EF Contact 1 (stage 1)
GH Contact 2 (stage 2)
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT),
consult your local sales office.
80 100
Connection
Terminal model
Contact 2 (stage 2) Contact 1 (stage 1)
21
Other Versions
60
23
1 Maximum differential
2 Minimum differential
40
22
60 77 100 120
154 bar
PH1 setting (rising pressure)
24
40
11
0 10.5
16.5 G
10.5
0 E
1.7 7.7
12
16.5
10
0
Adjustable value
--- Non adjustable value
13
40
14
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Table 54:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
DIN connector
Terminals
DIN connector
XMLA300D2S13
XMLA300D2C11
XMLA300D1S13
XMLA300D1C11
XMLA300E2S13
XMLA300E2C11
XMLA300E1S13
XMLA300E1C11
XMLA300N2S13
XMLA300N2C11
XMLA300N1S13
XMLA300N1C11
1.65 (0.750)
1.72 (0.780)
1.65 (0.750)
1.72 (0.780)
Catalog Numbers
(1)
Fluids Controlled
(2) (3)
Weight, lb (kg)
At low setting
At high setting
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
DIN 43650A, 4-pin male. For suitable female connector, see page 73.
Piston
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLA300D2S13 becomes XMLA300D2S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Only for control of group 2 fluids, in accordance with directive 97/23/EEC.
Connection
Pressure
13
PH
11
bar
Terminal model
300
14
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
PB
200
12
(1)
(2)
(3)
Connector model
Pressure switch connector pin view
100
Time
1 11 and 13
Adjustable value
--- Non adjustable value
20
0
3.5
100
Other Versions
200
2
3
2 12
3 14
bar
265 300
Falling pressure
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 55:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
DIN connector
Terminals
DIN connector
XMLB300D2S13
XMLB300D2C11
XMLB300D1S13
XMLB300D1C11
XMLB300E2S13
XMLB300E2C11
XMLB300E1S13
XMLB300E1C11
XMLB300N2S13
XMLB300N2C11
XMLB300N1S13
XMLB300N1C11
1.65 (0.750)
1.72 (0.780)
1.65 (0.750)
1.72 (0.780)
Catalog Numbers
(1)
Fluids Controlled
(2) (3)
Weight, lb (kg)
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
19.4 bar (281.3 psi), 1.5 bar, +1.7 bar (21.75 psi, +24.65 psi)
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
DIN 43650A, 4-pin male. For suitable female connector, see page 73.
Piston
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLB300D2S13 becomes XMLB300D2S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Only for control of group 2 fluids, in accordance with directive 97/23/EEC.
Connection
200
PH
11
Terminal model
Pressure
12
1 Maximum
differential
2 Minimum
differential
bar
300
13
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
14
(1)
(2)
(3)
PB
Connector model
1 11 and 13
Time
2 12
Adjustable value
1
3 14
22
0
2.6
100
Other Versions
200
263 bar
Falling pressure
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 56:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
Catalog Numbers
(1)
Fluids Controlled
(2) (3)
XMLC300D2S13
XMLC300E2S13
XMLC300N2S13
1.65 (0.750)
Weight, lb (kg)
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
Mechanical life
Piston
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLC300D2S13 becomes XMLC300D2S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Only for control of group 2 fluids, in accordance with directive 97/23/EEC.
Connection
200
23
21
24
22
Pressure
PH
11
bar
300
Terminal model
13
1 Maximum
differential
2 Minimum
differential
12
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
14
(1)
(2)
(3)
PB
2
100
Time
Adjustable value
22
0
6
60
Other Versions
100
200
265 bar
Falling pressure
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 57:
Adjustable Range of
Each Operating Point
(Rising pressure)
Electrical Connection
Terminals
XMLD300D1S13
XMLD300E1S13
XMLD300N1S13
1.65 (0.750)
Weight, lb (kg)
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
At low setting
At high setting
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
(1)
(2)
(3)
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLD300D1S13 becomes XMLD300D1S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Only for control of group 2 fluids, in accordance with directive 97/23/EEC.
Operating Curves
Piston
Rising pressure
215
200
bar
300
289
H
F
Pressure
PH2
PB2
PH1
PB1
200
2
100
100
Time
Adjustable value
--- Non adjustable value
100
EF Contact 1 (stage 1)
GH Contact 2 (stage 2)
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT),
consult your local sales office.
Connection
Terminal model
Contact 2 (stage 2) Contact 1 (stage 1)
21
8 19
23
Other Versions
22
1 Maximum differential
2 Minimum differential
200
289 bar
PH1 setting (rising pressure)
24
111
11
0 25
12
13
36
25
14
36
20
0
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Table 58:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
DIN connector
Terminals
DIN connector
XMLA500D2S13
XMLA500D2C11
XMLA500D1S13
XMLA500D1C11
XMLA500E2S13
XMLA500E2C11
XMLA500E1S13
XMLA500E1C11
XMLA500N2S13
XMLA500N2C11
XMLA500N1S13
XMLA500N1C11
1.65 (0.750)
1.72 (0.780)
1.65 (0.750)
1.72 (0.780)
Catalog Numbers
(1)
Fluids Controlled
(2) (3)
Weight, lb (kg)
At low setting
At high setting
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
Mechanical life
DIN 43650A, 4-pin male. For suitable female connector, see page 73.
Piston
(1)
(2)
(3)
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLA500D2S13 becomes XMLA500D2S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Only for control of group 2 fluids, in accordance with directive 97/23/EEC.
13
PH
400
11
Terminal model
Pressure
PB
12
bar
500
14
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
300
Connector model
Pressure switch connector pin view
200
Time
100
Adjustable value
--- Non adjustable value
30
0
10
100
Other Versions
200
300
1 11 and 13
1
2
3
2 12
3 14
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 59:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
DIN connector
Terminals
DIN connector
XMLB500D2S13
XMLB500D2C11
XMLB500D1S13
XMLB500D1C11
XMLB500E2S13
XMLB500E2C11
XMLB500E1S13
XMLB500E1C11
XMLB500N2S13
XMLB500N2C11
XMLB500N1S13
XMLB500N1C11
1.65 (0.750)
1.72 (0.780)
1.65 (0.750)
1.72 (0.780)
Catalog Numbers
(1)
Fluids Controlled
(2) (3)
Weight, lb (kg)
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
23 bar (333.5 psi), 2.6 bar, +3.8 bar (37.7 psi, +55.1 psi)
52.6 bar (762.7 psi), 14.8 bar, +11.2 bar (214.6 psi, +162.4 psi)
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
DIN 43650A, 4-pin male. For suitable female connector, see page 73.
Piston
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLB500D2S13 becomes XMLB500D2S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Only for control of group 2 fluids, in accordance with directive 97/23/EEC.
Connection
300
PH
11
400
Terminal model
Pressure
13
1 Maximum
differential
2 Minimum
differential
bar
500
14
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
12
(1)
(2)
(3)
PB
Connector model
2
200
Time
100
Adjustable value
30
0
2 12
1
3 14
100
Other Versions
200
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 60:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
(1)
Catalog Numbers
Fluids Controlled
(2) (3)
XMLC500D2S13
XMLC500E2S13
XMLC500N2S13
1.65 (0.750)
Weight, lb (kg)
Maximum Allowable
Pressure
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
Piston
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLC500D2S13 becomes XMLC500D2S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Only for control of group 2 fluids, in accordance with directive 97/23/EEC.
Connection
21
22
23
PH
24
400
Terminal model
11
bar
500
Pressure
12
1 Maximum
differential
2 Minimum
differential
13
Rising pressure
Operating Curves
14
(1)
(2)
(3)
PB
300
2
200
Time
100
Adjustable value
30
0
11
Other Versions
300
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local sales office.
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Table 61:
Electrical Connection
Terminals
XMLD500D1S13
XMLD500E1S13
XMLD500N1S13
1.65 (0.750)
Weight, lb (kg)
At low setting
At high setting
Per cycle
Accidental
Destruction Pressure
Piston
(1)
(2)
(3)
For 1 entry tapped for PG 13.5 conduit/cable entry, replace S13 with S11 (example: XMLD500D1S13 becomes XMLD500D1S11).
Component materials of units in contact with the fluid, see pages 7778.
Only for control of group 2 fluids, in accordance with directive 97/23/EEC.
Operating Curves
Inherent differential of contacts 1 and 2
Rising pressure
400
Pressure
H
F
bar
484
PH2
PB2
400
PH1
PB1
1
300
273.5
300
200
200
Time
100
Other Versions
300
EF Contact 1 (stage 1)
GH Contact 2 (stage 2)
For switches with alternative tapped cable entries (such as NPT), consult your local
sales office.
Connection
Terminal model
Contact 2 Contact 1
(stage 2) (stage 1)
21
1 Maximum differential
2 Minimum differential
200
22
bh
100
23
24
100
11
25
41 G
25E
0
4 20
12
13
41
Adjustable value
--- Non adjustable value
14
100
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Table 62:
Description
Specific
characteristics
Catalog number
Weight
lb (kg)
XMLL35
XML001
XMLZL006
0.51 (0.230)
XMLAM01
XMLM05
XMLZL002
XMLA004
XML010 to XML500
0.04 (0.020)
All models
XMLZL003
0.022 (0.010)
Fixing plate
for replacing an XMJA or XMGB switch
by an XML switch
XMLAM01
XMLM05
XMLZL004
XMLA004
XML010 to XML500
0.024 (0.110)
XMLA
XMLB
XMLZL001
0.08 (0.035)
All models
XMLZL011
0.07 (0.030)
24/48 Vac/Vdc
XMLA/B
XMLZZ024
0.20 (0.090)
110/240 Vac
XMLA/B
XMLZZ120
0.20 (0.090)
XMLA
XMLZA024
0.20 (0.090)
XMLB
XMLZB024
0.20 (0.090)
XMLA
XMLZA120
0.20 (0.090)
XMLB
XMLZB120
0.20 (0.090)
All models
XMLZL005
0.53 (0.240)
24/48 Vac/Vdc
110/240 Vac
Hydraulic block
for base mounting directly onto fluid manifold
XMLC11
XZCC43FCP40B
0.08 (0.035)
L=1m
XMLC11
XZCR1523062K1
0.18 (0.080)
L=2m
XMLC11
XZCR1523062K2
0.024 (0.110)
All models
XMLZL012
0.29 (0.130)
Description
Specific
characteristics
Catalog number
Weight
lb (kg)
Sealing gasket
XMLA/B/C/D
XMLZL010
0.03 (0.015)
XMLS35
XMLZL013
0.13 (0.060)
XMLS02
XMLZL014
0.09 (0.040)
XMLS04
XMLZL015
0.07 (0.030)
Table 63:
Renewal Parts
Diaphragms
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Dimensions
XMLC/D: 46 (1.81)
Dim.: mm (in.)
XMLA/B: 35 (1.38)
17
(0.67)
56.5 (2.22)
(2)
(1)
(1)
(0.26)
=
57
2.24
(2)
45
(1.77)
XMLBM03, XMLBL05
40
(1.57)
(4)
(2)
145
(5.71)
65
(2.56)
(3)
56
(2.20)
10
(0.39)
0.20
(1)
c2
c1
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
20
(0.79)
20
(0.79)
XML
c1
BM03
150 (5.91)
155.5 (6.12)
c2
80.5 (3.17)
BL05
200 (7.87)
204 (8.03)
104 (4.09)
L35, 001
110 (4.33)
110 (4.33)
S10, S20
86 (3.39)
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Dimensions
XMLC/D: 46 (1.81)
XMLA/B: 75 (2.95)
XMLA/B: 35 (1.38)
(2)
37
(1.46)
113
(4.45)
5
(0.197)
(1)
= 2022 =
(0.790.87)
23
(0.91)
56
(2.20)
120
(4.72)
(1)
(2)
17.5
(0.69)
37
(1.46)
(0.205)
XMLC/D: 90 (3.54)
106
(4.17)
34
(1.34)
158
(6.22)
(2)
(1)
(2)
30
(1.18)
13
(0.51)
(1)
122
(4.80)
3740
(1.461.57)
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Dimensions
XMLBL35P, XMLB001P
(4.33)
86.5
(3.41)
175
(6.89)
(2)
55
(2.17)
(1)
(1)
(1.97)
(2)
37
(1.46)
130
(5.12)
5
(0.197)
(0.205)
54
(2.13)
(2)
(1)
76
(2.99)
(1)
25
(0.98)
(1.97)
(2)
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Table 64:
Zinc
alloy
Stainless
Brass
steel
XMLAM01V, XMLM02V
(1)
XMLAM01T, XMLM02T
(2)
Steel
Nitrile
PTFE
FPM,
FKM
Aluminium
XMLBM03R
XMLBM03S
(3)
XMLM05A
(1)
XMLM05B
(1)
XMLM05C
(1)
XMLBM05
(1)
XMLBL05R
XMLBL05S
(3)
XMLL35R, XMLS35R
(1)
XMLL35S
(3)
XMLBL35P
(1)
XML001R
(1)
XML001S
(3)
XMLB001P
(1)
XML002A
XML002B, XMLS02B
XML002C
(3)
XMLA004A
XMLA004B
XMLA004C
(2)
XMLA004P
(1)
(2)
(3)
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Table 65:
Zinc
alloy
Stainless
Brass
steel
Steel
Nitrile
PTFE
FPM,
FKM
Aluminium
XMLB004A
XML004B, XMLS04B
XML004C
(3)
XML010A
XML010B
XML010C
(2)
XML010P, XMLS10A
XML020A, XML035A
XML020B, XML035B
XML020C, XML035C
(2)
(4)
XML070N, XML160N
(5)
XML300D
XML300E
(4)
XML300N
(5)
XML500D
XML500E
XML500N4
(5)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
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Introduction
The 9012G diaphragm switches range from 0.2675 psi falling pressure. Buna-N diaphragms and
zinc-plated steel flanges are standard. Diaphragms of Viton flourocarbon or ethylene propylene are
available as well as stainless steel flanges.
The 9012G piston actuated switches range from 209,000 psi falling pressure. They have sealed
pistons and can be used on air, water, oil, or any media compatible with the actuator material. The
switches come standard with stainless steel pistons and housings, Viton diaphragms and O-ring seals,
and Teflon retaining rings. Ethylene propylene diaphragms and O-ring seals are also available.
The 9012G industrial pressure switches are available as open type or in NEMA Type 1 enclosures.
The backplate is steel with a plastic cover. Open devices in pressure ranges up to 250 psi are available
with internal- or external-threaded pressure connectors, ideally suiting them for panel mounting.
The 9012G machine tool pressure switches with NEMA Type 4, 4X, or 13 (IP66) cast aluminum
enclosures are UL Listed and CSA Certified as industrial control equipment. They are also UL Marine
Listed for use on vessels greater than 65 ft long where ignition protection is not required.
The 9012G machine tool switches are also available in NEMA Type 7 & 9 cast aluminum enclosures.
These are UL Listed for use in Class I, Divisions 1 and 2, Groups C and D, and Class II, Divisions 1
and 2, Groups E, F, G hazardous locations.
stamping presses
automatic grinders
welders
process equipment
molding machines
Monitoring the pressure in the system. The switch can be used either as an interlock that
sequences operations in an automatic system, or to give an audio or visual signal, typically an
alarm of an undesired condition, at predetermined pressures. A switch with a fixed differential is
generally used in these applications.
Controlling the pressure in the system by starting and stopping a pump or a compressor at
predetermined pressures. A switch with an adjustable differential is usually needed in these
applications.
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Introduction
Piston Life
For long piston life, the pressure medium should be filtered to keep foreign matter such as dirt and
chips out of the piston assembly. 9012G sealed piston devices are not recommended for use on dry
gas media, since this usage could cause some leakage past the seal. Depending on the gas, the
media pressure, and the rate of operation, the amount of leakage could render the switch inoperable.
(Note, however, that some weepage of the media is necessary to lubricate the seals. This small
amount of weepage does not indicate a problem.)
Surges
One of the most destructive conditions for a pressure switch is hydraulic surge. A surge is a high rate
of rise in pressure, normally of short duration, caused by starting a pump or by opening and closing a
valve. Extremely high rates of rise in pressure can be damaging even if they are within the limits of the
maximum allowable pressure.
To limit the effect of surges, the switch should be mounted as close to an accumulator and as far from
the pump or quick acting valve as possible. The 9012G piston actuated switches have a 0.020 in.
pressure orifice to help reduce the effects of minor surges. 9012G diaphragm actuated switches have
a 0.060 in. pressure orifice. A restrictor with a small orifice placed in the line between the switch and
the pump or valve will further help to protect the switch. Using a surge snubber such as the 9049A26 or
A26S will also protect the switch.
Vibration
Among other things, excessive vibration can cause contact bounce, chatter, or premature contact
transfer, especially when system pressure is near the operating point of the switch. Remote mounting
of the switch is the best way to avoid problems.
Use on Steam
Switches should not be applied directly on steam exceeding 15 psig. However, with steam capillary
tubing installed between the pressure connection and the switch, steam pressure up to 250 psig can
be appliedprovided this does not exceed the maximum allowable pressure rating of the switch or the
maximum temperature rating at the actuator. Refer to the instruction bulletin supplied with the device.
Dual-Stage Operation
The 9012G dual-stage pressure switches provide two distinct levels of control from one device. These
switches are most commonly used where dual functions are required, or in sequencing applications
such as alarm-shutdowns.
Differential-Pressure Operation
The 9012G pressure switches for differential-pressure sensing can monitor changes in the difference
between two pressures. These unidirectional devices signal that a predetermined pressure difference
was reached, resulting from a widening or narrowing of the difference between two pressures.
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Technical Overview
Maximum allowable pressures for piston devices are much higher than for diaphragm devices. Most
diaphragm devices have a maximum allowable pressure of 850 psi or less, whereas all piston devices
have a maximum allowable pressure of 10,000 psi or more.
Range and differential for diaphragm devices are lower than for piston devices. Many applications call
for a low differential, such as 20 psi. This may exclude piston devices, which have a minimum
differential of 60 psi or more.
Surges are a part of every hydraulic system. While many are small and have only a small effect on the
switch, some are significant and can potentially destroy a pressure switch. Diaphragm devices are the
most sensitive to surges and are most easily damaged. Piston devices are more tolerant of surges and
last longer in the same application.
Hydraulic systems, which typically use oil-based media, are more demanding applications than
pneumatic systems. Pressure switches used in hydraulic applications typically experience higher
pressures, have wider pressure variations, and produce more surges, since the medium does not
compress. Pneumatic systems, which typically use air, place fewer demands on a system, since these
applications typically experience lower pressures and the medium can compress, cushioning the
effects of surges. Table 66 offers basic guidelines for determining the selection of a piston- versus a
diaphragm-operated pressure switch.
Table 66:
High
Lower
High pressures
Low differentials or pressures
Constant
Minimal
Hydraulic systems
Pneumatic systems
Piston
Diaphragm
Piston
Diaphragm
Piston
Diaphragm or piston
Piston
Diaphragm
Technical Overview
Operating Points (Set Points)
Pressure switches have two operating points:
These operating points are also called the set points of the switch.
Differential
The differential is the difference in pressure between the rising and falling pressure points. It can be
adjustable or fixed.
Range
The range refers to the pressure limits within which the operating points (settings) can be adjusted.
The range of the 9012G pressure switch is tied to the decreasing pressure operating point. Adding the
differential to the decreasing pressure operating point determines the increasing pressure operating
point.
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Technical Overview
Adjustable Differential
Fixed Differential
Min.
Trip Point
Minimum
Differential
Reset Point
Fixed Differential
Adjustable Differential
Max.
Trip Point
Figure 1:
Trip Point
Reset Point
0 psi
0 psi
Fixed Differential
To determine the operating range on rising pressure for a fixed differential switch, add the differential
to the decreasing pressure operating point.
For example, to determine the range on increasing pressure for a 9012GDW5 switch:
1. Range on decreasing pressure = 3 to 150 psi
2. Fixed differential = 6.0 0.8 psi
3. Range on increasing pressure = 9 0.8 to 156 0.8 psi
Adjustable Differential
For adjustable differential switches, add the minimum differential to the low end of the range and the
maximum differential to the high end of the range.
For example, to determine the range on increasing pressure for a 9012GAW5:
1. Range on decreasing pressure = 3 to 150 psi
2. Adjustable differential = 6.0 to 30 psi
3. Range on increasing pressure = 9 to 180
During the normal operating cycle, system pressure should never exceed the upper limit of the range
when using a diaphragm actuated switch. This greatly reduces the life of the diaphragm. For optimum
life, operate the switch in the middle 80% of the range.
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Technical Overview
Specifications
Environment
Table 67:
Environmental Specifications
CE, IEC 60957.5.1, UL 508, CSA 3211-03
Conformity to standards
Product certifications
Protective treatment
Fluids controlled
Materials
Operating position
Shock resistance
Degree of protection
Operating rate (operating cycles/minute)
Repeat accuracy
Drift
Pressure connection
Electrical connection
Contact Arrangement
Table 68:
Single Pole
Double Throw
(SPDT)
1 N.O., 1 N.C.
Contact Symbol
3
Contact Arrangement
Type
Same
Polarity
4
Snap switch contains two double-break contact elements (1 N.O. and 1 N.C.) that must be used on circuits of same polarity.
4
Double Pole
Double Throw
(DPDT)
Same
Polarity
2 N.O., 2 N.C.
Same
Polarity
8
Snap switch contains two electrically separated sets of contact elements allowing use on circuits of opposite polarity.
Each set contains two double-break contact elements (1 N.O. and 1 N.C.) that must be used on circuits of same polarity.
Table 69:
Circuit Ratings
DPDT
(1)
VA
VA
60
30
15
12
60
30
15
12
7200
7200
7200
7200
7200
7200
7200
7200
6
3
1.5
1.2
6
3
1.5
1.2
720
720
720
720
720
720
720
720
6
3
1.5
1.2
6
3
1.5
1.2
Inductive
35% Power Factor
Make
Break
Voltage (V)
SPDT
120
240
480
600
120
240
480
600
DC
Resistive
75% Power
Factor
Make and
Break
Amperes
Voltage (V)
Contacts
AC50 or 60 Hz
125
250
600 (1)
125
250
600
AC or DC
Inductive
and Resistive
Make and Break
Amperes
Single Throw Double Throw
0.55
0.27
0.10
0.22
0.11
0.22
0.11
0.22
0.11
Continuous
Carrying
Amperes
10
10
10
10
10
10
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Technical Overview
Table 70:
9012G A R 2
Designation
Pressure Switch
Vacuum Switch
Classification
Single-Stage
Actuator Type
Differential Type
Differential-Pressure
Dual-Stage
9012G
9016G
Diaphragm, Low PressureAdjustable
Diaphragm, High PressureAdjustable
PistonAdjustable
Diaphragm, Low PressureFixed
Diaphragm, High PressureFixed
PistonFixed
Diaphragm, Low PressureAdjustable
Diaphragm, High PressureAdjustable
Piston Adjustable
Diaphragm, Low PressureAdjustable
Diaphragm, High PressureAdjustable
PistonAdjustable
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
J
K
L
M
1
Open
7, 9
4, 4X, 13
Single-pole, double-throw
Double-pole, double-throw
Enclosure,
NEMA Type
Contacts
Catalog Number
G
O
R
W
blank
2
Pressure
Range (psi)
Piston
Vacuum (inHg)
Diaphragm
Options
0.210
140
1.575
3150
5250
13425
20675
075
0175
0500
201000
902900
1705600
2709000
05000
028
025
1
2
4
5
6
1
2
1
4
1
1
2
3
4
1
1
2
See Tables 7880 on page 91,
Table 83 on page 93, and
Table 89 on page 99
Use this table for interpretation only. Some combinations are not available.
Table 71:
Actuator
Diaphragm
Single or Dual Stage, High Pressure
Differential-Pressure, Low Pressure
Differential-Pressure, High Pressure
Piston
Range (psi)
Fixed Differential
Adjustable Differential
Pressure Code
0.210
140
1.575
3150
5250
13425
20675
075
0175
0500
201000
902900
1705600
2709000
05000
0.60.1
1.60.4
3.00.5
6.00.8
10.01.5
163.5
275
0.2510
8918
25530
578110
788140
0.62
1.68
3.515
6.030.0
10.049
1690
27130
0.2510
0.536
3175
89200
255560
5781260
7881900
15825
1
2
4
5
6
1
2
1
4
1
1
2
3
4
1
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Fixed Differential
NEMA Type 4, 4X, 13 Enclosure
UL Listed and CSA Certified as Industrial Control Equipment
Range on
Maximum
Approximate Differential At
Decreasing Pressure
Allowable
Mid Range, psig (1)
psig
Pressure, psig
Diaphragm Actuated Buna-N Nitrile Diaphragm, Zinc Plated Steel Housing
0.210
140
1.575
3150
5250
13425
20675
9012GDW1
0.6 0.1
1.6 0.4
3.0 0.5
6.0 0.8
10.0 1.5
16 3.5
27 5
100
100
240
475
750
850
2000
SPDT
DPDT
GDW1
GDW2
GDW4
GDW5
GDW6
GEW1
GEW2
GDW21
GDW22
GDW24
GDW25
GDW26
GEW21
GEW22
59 9
170 15
289 55
495 70
10000
15000
20000
25000
GFW1
GFW2
GFW3
GFW4
GFW21
GFW22
GFW23
GFW24
Specifications
Fluids Controlled
Pressure connection
Weight (approximate)
Voltage Limits
Continuous Current
Electrical Connections
Standards/Ratings
Temperature Ratings
Minimum
Maximum
Ambient
23 C (10 F)
40 C (40 F)
26 C (15 F)
26 C (15 F)
+85 C (+185 F)
Media
Diaphragm
Piston
All with Form Q4
Form H17
Same
Polarity
White
Red
Same
Polarity
Same
Polarity
Falling pressure
2 N.O.,
2 N.C.
Brown
Fixed
Differential
Min. Differential
Connection
1 N.O.,
1 N.C.
Max. Differential
Contact Blocks
Rising Pressure
Operating Curves
+120 C (+250 F)
LED
Black
Form H10
Black
Blue
Form H11
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Table 73:
Fixed Differential
NEMA Type 7 & 9 Enclosure, Class I & II, Division 1 & 2, Groups C, D, E, F, G
UL Listed as Industrial Control Equipment
Approximate Differential At
Maximum
Mid Range
Allowable
psig (1)
Pressure, psig
Diaphragm Actuated Buna-N Nitrile Diaphragm, Zinc Plated Steel Housing
Range on Decreasing
Pressure, psig
9012GDR
0.210
140
1.575
3150
5250
13425
20675
1.0 0.1
2.4 0.8
4.5 1
9 1.5
15 3
25 7
41 10
SPDT
DPDT
GDR1
GDR2
GDR4
GDR5
GDR6
GER1
GER2
GDR21
GDR22
GDR24
GDR25
GDR26
GER21
GER22
100
100
240
475
750
850
2000
89 18
255 30
578 110
788 140
10000
15000
20000
25000
GFR1
GFR2
GFR3
GFR4
GFR21
GFR22
GFR23
GFR24
Specifications
Fluids Controlled
Pressure Connection
Weight (approximate)
Voltage Limits
Continuous Current
Electrical Connections
Standards/Ratings
Temperature Ratings
Minimum
Maximum
Ambient
23 C (10 F)
40 C (40 F)
26 C (15 F)
26 C (15 F)
+85 C (+185 F)
Media
Diaphragm
Piston
All with Form Q4
Form H17
Same
Polarity
Brown
White
Red
Same
Polarity
Same
Polarity
Falling pressure
2 N.O.,
2 N.C.
Min. Differential
1 N.O.,
1 N.C.
2
Fixed
Differential
Connection
1
Max. Differential
Contact Blocks
Rising Pressure
Operating Curves
+120 C (+250 F)
LED
Black
Form H10
Black
Blue
Form H11
NOTE: When pressure settings of the switches must be factory set (Form Y1), and only one setting is
identified, specify whether this setting is on increasing or decreasing pressure.
File E12443
File E12158
File E12158
CCN NOWT
CCN NKPZ
CCN NTHT
Haz. Loc., GR
GW, GO, GG
Marine Use, GW
File LR 25490
File LR 26817
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Table 74:
Adjustable Differential
NEMA Type 4, 4X, 13 Enclosure
UL Listed and CSA Certified as Industrial Control Equipment
Range on Decreasing
Adjustable Differential (1)
Maximum Allowable
Pressure, psig
Approximate at Mid Range
Pressure, psig
Diaphragm ActuatedBuna-N Nitrile Diaphragm, Zinc Plated Steel Housing
0.210
140
1.575
3150
5250
13425
20675
9012GAW1
0.62
1.68
3.515
6.030
10.049
1690
27130
100
100
240
475
750
850
2000
GAW1
GAW2
GAW4
GAW5
GAW6
GBW1
GBW2
GAW21
GAW22
GAW24
GAW25
GAW26
GBW21
GBW22
59200
170560
2891260
4951900
10000
15000
20000
25000
GCW1
GCW2
GCW3
GCW4
GCW21
GCW22
GCW23
GCW24
Specifications
Fluids Controlled
Pressure Connection
Weight (approximate)
Voltage Limits
Continuous Current
Electrical Connections
Standards/Ratings
Diaphragm
Piston
All with Form Q4
l
ntia
ere
1 N.O.,
Adjustable 1 N.C.
Differential
Form H17
Brown
Same
Polarity
White
Same
Polarity
Same
Polarity
8
Falling pressure
LED
Black
Red
2 N.O.,
2 N.C.
al
enti
iffer
Connection
.D
Min
Contact Blocks
3
Diff
+120 C (+250 F)
.
Max
+85 C (+185 F)
Rising Pressure
Operating Curves
Maximum
23 C (10 F)
40 C (40 F)
26 C (15 F)
26 C (15 F)
Form H10
Black
Blue
Form H11
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Table 75:
Adjustable Differential
NEMA Type 7 & 9 Enclosure, Class I & II, Division 1 & 2, Groups C, D, E, F, G
UL Listed as Industrial Control Equipment
Range on Decreasing
Adjustable Differential (1)
Maximum Allowable
Pressure, psig
Approximate at Mid Range
Pressure, psig
Diaphragm Actuated Buna-N Nitrile Diaphragm, Zinc Plated Steel Housing
0.210
140
1.575
3150
5250
13425
20675
9012GAR
1.02
2.48
4.515
935
1549
2590
41130
100
100
240
475
750
850
2000
GAR1
GAR2
GAR4
GAR5
GAR6
GBR1
GBR2
GAR21
GAR22
GAR24
GAR25
GAR26
GBR21
GBR22
89200
255560
5781260
7881900
10000
15000
20000
25000
GCR1
GCR2
GCR3
GCR4
GCR21
GCR22
GCR23
GCR24
Specifications
Fluids Controlled
Pressure Connection
Weight (approximate)
Voltage Limits
Continuous Current
Electrical Connections
Standards/Ratings
Temperature Ratings
Minimum
Maximum
Ambient
23 C (10 F)
40 C (40 F)
26 C (15 F)
26 C (15 F)
+85 C (+185 F)
Media
Diaphragm
Piston
All with Form Q4
Diff
n
ere
Adjustable
Differential
1 N.O.,
1 N.C.
White
2 N.O.,
2 N.C.
Same
Polarity
Falling pressure
LED
Black
Red
Same
Polarity
4
al
enti
iffer
Brown
.D
Min
Connection
Form H17
.
Max
Contact Blocks
tial
Rising Pressure
Operating Curves
+120 C (+250 F)
ORG
4 8 BLK
2 6
1
Blue
Form H10
Same
Polarity
2
Black
Form H11
ORG
WHT
GRN
432
5 1
RED
4 8
2 6
RED
GRN
BLK
4 32
5 1
WHT
SPDT snap switches contain two double-break contact elements (1 N.O., 1 N.C.) that must be used on circuits of the same
polarity.
DPDT snap switch contain two electrically separated sets of contact elements allowing use on circuits of opposite polarity. Each
set contains two double-break contact elements (1 N.O., 1 N.C.) that must be used on circuits of the same polarity.
Acceptable Wire Sizes:
1222 AWG
Recommended Terminal Clamp Torque: 7 lb-in
(1) The differential adds to the range setting and determines the operating point on rising pressure.
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GW, GO, GG
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Differential-Pressure Operation
Pressure switches for differential-pressure operation are used to monitor the change in the difference
between two pressures. The 9012G differential-pressure switches are unidirectional devices and are
used in applications to signal that a predetermined pressure difference has been reached as a result of
a widening or increasing difference between the two pressures. They can also be used in applications
to signal that a predetermined pressure difference has been reached as a result of a narrowing or
decreasing difference between the two pressures.
Table 76:
Adjustable differential
NEMA Type 4, 4X, 13 Enclosures
UL Listed and CSA Certified as Industrial Control Equipment
Working Pressure
Range on decreasing
X (upper) actuator
Adjustable
Difference on
Decreasing Pressure
(Adds to
working pressure)
Y (lower) actuator
Adjustable
Differential
Maximum
Allowable
Pressure
Actuates on
increasing pressure
(adds to adjustable
difference)
SPDT
DPDT
GGW1
GGW4
GHW1
GGW21
GGW24
GHW21
0.2510
0.536
3175
0.82
515
2290
100
240
850
15825
80200
7500
GJW1
GJW21
Specifications
Fluids Controlled
Pressure Connection
Weight (approximate)
Voltage Limits
Continuous Current
Electrical Connections
Standards/Ratings
Temperature Ratings
Minimum
Maximum
Ambient
23 C (10 F)
40 C (40 F)
26 C (15 F)
26 C (15 F)
+85 C (+185 F)
Media
Diaphragm
Piston
All with Form Q4
. Di
Brown
Same
Polarity
White
Same
Polarity
Same
Polarity
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CCN NKPZ
CCN NTHT - Marine Use
LED
Black
Black
Blue
Form H10
Form H11
Falling pressure
Red
2 N.O.,
2 N.C.
al
enti
iffer
1 N.O.,
1 N.C.
2
.D
Min
ffer
Adjustable
Differential
Connection
Form H17
3
Max
Contact Blocks
al
enti
Rising Pressure
Operating Curves
+120 C (+250 F)
ORG
4 8 BLK
2 6
1
ORG
WHT
GRN
432
5 1
2 6
RED
Recommended
Terminal Clamp Torque:
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GRN
4 8
4 32
5 1
BLK
WHT
7 lb-in
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Dual-Stage Operation
The 9012G dual-stage pressure switches are designed for use in applications where two separate
pressure operations must be controlled by a single pressure monitoring device. These controls are
most commonly used where dual functions are required or in sequencing applications such as alarm
shutdowns. The spread between the two stages is adjustable, but the differential between the high
(rising) and low (falling) operating points of each stage is fixed.
Table 77:
Fixed Differential
NEMA Type 4, 4X, 13 Enclosure
UL Listed and CSA Certified as Industrial Control Equipment
Range Setting
9012GKW1
Fixed Differential
Adjustable Spread
0.210
140
1.575
3150
5250
13425
20675
15
420
630
1275
22110
40180
45250
Maximum
Allowable
Pressure
Stage 1
Stage 2
Diaphragm Actuated Buna-N Nitrile Diaphragm, Zinc Plated Steel Housing
1.0 0.2
4.0 1.0
5.0 1.5
8.0 2.0
14 3
20 4
30 6
SPDT Each
Stage
Type
1.5 0.4
6.0 1.5
8.0 2.0
12 3
21 5
30 7.5
45 11
100
100
240
475
750
850
2000
GKW1
GKW2
GKW4
GKW5
GKW6
GLW1
GLW2
50300
140800
3001700
5002500
50 10
140 30
275 60
400 80
75 19
210 52
400 100
800 150
10000
15000
20000
25000
GMW1
GMW2
GMW3
GMW4
Specifications
Fluids Controlled
Pressure Connection
Weight (approximate)
Voltage Limits
Continuous Current
Electrical Connections
Standards/Ratings
Temperature Ratings
Minimum
Maximum
Ambient
23 C (10 F)
40 C (40 F)
26 C (15 F)
26 C (15 F)
+85 C (+185 F)
Media
Diaphragm
Piston
All with Form Q4
Contact Blocks
Max. Differential
1 N.O.,
1 N.C.
1222 AWG
Min. Differential
Fixed
Differential
Same
Polarity
2
Rising Pressure
Operating Curves
+120 C (+250 F)
7 lb-in
Falling pressure
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Table 78:
ORG
WHT
BLK
GRN
4 8
432
5 1
2 6
1
RED
Form H10
ORG
RED
432
5 1
BLK
2 6
1
Modification
Applies To
Form
E3
clear lens
G17
clear lens
red lens
G18
G21
red lens
G22
G23
H3
H10
or
H11
WHT
Form H11
External range
With knob
adjustment with
range scale window Slotted for screwdriver
K1
Brown
White
4
LED
Black
Red
GRN
4 8
Form H17
#316 stainless
steel flange
M12
Q1
Q3
Q4
V1
Black
Blue
H17
Pressure
connection
Table 79:
Z16
Z18
Factory Modifications for Renewal Parts Kits for Class 9012 Pressure Switches
Suffixes for renewal parts kits, see page 26.
Modification
PC313
Pressure
connection
Table 80:
Y1
Form
H3
Q1
PC265267
PC177178, PC268, 269
Q3
PC266, 267
PC177178, PC268, 269
Q4
PC265267
PC265269
PC265269
Z16
Z18
Description
Type
Stainless steel surge reducer for use on oils, coolants, and hydraulic fluids (not recommended for air or water)
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Table 81:
Fixed Differential
Open Type or NEMA Type 1 Enclosure
UL Listed and CSA Certified as Industrial Control Equipment
Range on Decreasing
Pressure, psig
Maximum Allowable
Pressure, psig
Open Type
NEMA Type 1
0.4 0.1
100
GRO1
GRG1
140
1.2 0.3
100
GRO3
GRG3
1.575
2.2 0.4
240
GRO4
GRG4
3150
4.2 1
475
GRO5
GRG5
5250
7.4 2
750
GRO6
GRG6
13425
13 3
850
GSO1
GSG1
20675
19 5
2000
GSO2
GSG2
49 10
10000
GTO1
GTG1
902900
141 15
15000
GTO2
GTG2
1705600
200 40
20000
GTO3
GTG3
2709000
350 45
25000
GTO4
GTG4
9012GRG5
Specifications
Fluids Controlled
Pressure Connection
Weight (approximate)
Voltage Limits
600 V
Continuous Current
10 A
Electrical Connections
Standards/Ratings
Temperature Ratings
Minimum
Maximum
Ambient
23 C (10 F)
+85 C (+185 F)
Media
Diaphragm
40 C (40 F)
Piston
26 C (15 F)
26 C (15 F)
Rising Pressure
Operating Curves
Max. Differential
Fixed
Differential
+120 C (+250 F)
Contact Blocks
SPDT
form C
contacts
Min. Differential
Falling pressure
(1)
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Table 82:
Adjustable Differential
Open Type or NEMA Type 1 Enclosure
UL Listed and CSA Certified as Industrial Control Equipment
Range on
Approximate Mid Range (1)
Maximum
Class 9012 Type
Decreasing Pressure
Differential (adds to the
Allowable Pressure
Open Type
NEMA Type 1
psig
decreasing set point)
psig
Diaphragm ActuatedBuna-N Nitrile Diaphragm, Zinc Plated Steel Housing
0.210
140
1.575
3150
5250
13425
20675
9012GNO5
0.40.9
1.23.6
2.26.6
4.213.2
7.433.6
1337.2
1958.8
100
100
240
475
750
850
2000
GNO1
GNO3
GNO4
GNO5
GNO6
GPO1
GPO2
GNG1
GNG3
GNG4
GNG5
GNG6
GPG1
GPG2
49150
141455
200950
3501400
10000
15000
20000
25000
GQO1
GQO2
GQO3
GQO4
GQG1
GQG2
GQG3
GQG4
Specifications
Fluids Controlled
Pressure Connection
Weight (approximate)
Voltage Limits
Continuous Current
Electrical Connections
Standards/Ratings
Temperature Ratings
Ambient
9012GQO2
Media
Diaphragm
Piston
All with Form Q4
Rising Pressure
Operating Curves
Max
. Di
Contact Blocks
l
ntia
e
ffer
Adjustable
Differential
i
in. D
al
enti
ffer
Falling pressure
(1)
Table 83:
9012GNG1
Modification
Applies to
Form
Q1
Q3
Viton
Q4
Z
Z16
Z18
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Table 84:
Range on Decreasing
Vacuum (inHg)
Adjustable Differential
Adds to Range (1) (inHg)
@ Minimum Range
@ Mid-Range
0.89
1.37.4
028.7
025
028.3
025
1 N.O.1 N.C.
1 N.O.1 N.C.
2 N.O.2 N.C.
2 N.O.2 N.C.
520
19
1.77.4
520
Contact
Pipe Tap
Arrangement (NPTF)
-18
-18
-18
-18
GAW1
GAW2
GAW21
GAW22
GAR1
N/A
GAR21
N/A
Specifications
9016GAR1
Fluids Controlled
Pressure Connection
Weight (approximate)
Voltage Limits
Continuous Current
Electrical Connections
Standards/Ratings
Temperature Ratings
Minimum
Maximum
Ambient
23 C (10 F)
40 C (40 F)
26 C (15 F)
26 C (15 F)
+85 C (+185 F)
Contact Blocks
Connection
Media
Diaphragm
Piston
All with Form Q4
Form H17
Same
Polarity
White
Red
2 N.O.,
2 N.C.
al
enti
iffer
Brown
1 N.O.,
1 N.C.
2
.D
Min
e
ffer
Adjustable
Differential
Di
ax.
l
ntia
Rising Pressure
Operating Curves
+120 C (+250 F)
Same
Polarity
Same
Polarity
8
Falling pressure
LED
Black
8
6
Form H10
Black
Blue
Form H11
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9016GVG1J10
Cut-Out
Approximate
Range, Adjustable Differential,
inHg
inHg
525
Cut-In
Range,
inHg
020
Poles
Pressure
Connection
Vacuum Setting,
inHg
38
GVG1J09
16.525
GVG1J10
1722
GVG1J11
1823
GVG1J12
2025
GVG1J13
GVG1J99
-18 NPSF
Specifications
Fluids Controlled
Pressure Connection
Weight (approximate)
2 lb (0.91)
Voltage Limits
600 V
Continuous Current
10 A
Electrical Connections
Standards/Ratings
Temperature Ratings
Minimum
Maximum
23 C (10 F)
+85 C (+185 F)
Ambient
Media
Diaphragm
40 C (40 F)
Piston
26 C (15 F)
26 C (15 F)
.
Max
Diff
Contact Blocks
tial
T1
T2
al
enti
iffer
in. D
DPST
L2
n
ere
Adjustable
Differential
L1
Rising Pressure
Operating Curves
+120 C (+250 F)
22-27 lb-in
Falling pressure
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9012G Dimensions
Dimensions
Figure 2:
X: Conduit connection: GW = 1/2-14 NPT; GWM = 20MMBGS4568, Form M12 = Pg13.5; DIN40430.
Y: Pressure connection: GW = 1/4-18 NPTF; GWM = 8; Form M14 = G 1/4 BS 2779;
RP1/4 ISO 711; R 1/4 DIN 2999; GJ 1/4 UN1339.
Figure 3:
9012 GAW, GBW, GCW, GDW, GEW, GFW, GKW, GLW, and GMW
Machine Tool Pressure Switch Dimensions (except GAW, GDW, GKW 1, 21)
3.50
89
2.63
67
0.48
12
0.40
10
0.38
10
0.48
12
Forms
E1, E2, E3, E4
3.60
91
Forms G17,
G18, G19, G20,
G21, G22, & T4
2.72
69
2.30
58
0.27
7
(2) dia.
Mtg. Holes
Form K
1.13
29
0.88
22
Form K1
0.17
4
2.72
69
0.38
10
1.22
31
1/4-18 NPTF
Pipe Thread
Pressure Connection
Type
0.58
15
1.61
41
Dual Dimensions:
in.
mm
2.33 (59)
2.23 (57)
3.15 (80)
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9012G Dimensions
Figure 4:
2.31
59
4.38
111
GGW4, 24
1.89 A
48
1.31
33
M
(4) 0.28
7
0.50
13
1.25
32
Y
3.63
92
1.25
32 2.86 Turn Radius
73
M (2)
Y
1.61
41
2.72
69
X
2.63
67
Mounting Detail
Figure 5:
2.63
67
Dim. =
4.95
Cover Removal Clearance
126
Table 86:
5.78
147
2.34
59
Y
2.63 Turn Radius
67
in.
mm
2.63
67
1.22
32
Type
GAR1, 2, 21, 22
2.02 (56)
1.42 (36)
1.32 (34)
2.24 (57)
GDR1, 2, 21, 22
2.02 (56)
1.42 (36)
1.32 (34)
2.24 (57)
3/4-14
NPT
2.91
74
1.61
41
0.27
7
Dim. =
in.
mm
0.47 Max.
12 Head
M (2)
1.22
32
0.41
10
1.22
32
2.72
69
2.31
59
0.27
M (2)
7
Y
2.63 Turn Radius
1.61
41
Section AA
1.67
42
6.76
172
67
B
3.50
89
1.73 A
44
2.72
69
3.20
81
2.72
69
0.47 Max
12 Head
7.08
180
GHW1, 21
Section AA
1.67
42
2.63
67 A
0.27
7
GJW1, 21
3.50
89
Bolt or Screw
2.72
69
2.47
63
2.37
60
2.71
69
1/4
7.08
180
3.76
96
(3) 0.28
7
2.72
69
X
7.98
203
7.52
195
Section AA
1.67
42
3.50
89
1.44
37
A
3.69
94
5.88
149
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9012G Dimensions
Figure 6:
Figure 7:
Figure 8:
Figure 9:
0.58 x 0.22
15
6
4.00
102
2
mounting
slots
1/4-18 NPTF
internal thread
2.46
63
Table 87:
1.03
26
0.20 Dia.
5
Mounting
Holes (2)
5.03
128
3.22
82
1.60
41
A
1.17
30
1.38
35
3.59
4.13
91
105
5.53
140
1.60
41
1.62
.82 41
21
A
2.06
52
in.
Dim. = mm
1.03
26
2.06
52
1/4 - 18
NPTF
internal thread
Table 88:
1.11
28 2.75
70
2.21
56
Type
Type
GNO, GRO 3, 4, 5, 6
1.41 (36)
GNG, GRG 3, 4, 5, 6
GPO, GSO 1, 2, 3
1.31 (33)
GPG, GSG 1, 2, 3
1.31 (33)
GQO, GTO 1, 2, 3, 4
2.24 (57)
GQG, GTG 1, 2, 3, 4
2.24 (57)
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9016G Dimensions
Figure 10:
Table 89:
Description
Form
Figure 11:
F
Q4
V1
Y1
Z
Z16
3.44
87
1.94
49
3.81
97
7.13
181
4
102
Table 90:
3.88
98
1.25
32
1.25
32 2.31
59
4.38 Diameter
111
1.06
27
3.8
3.06 97
78
1.09
28
0.47
12
2.38
60
Description
3-way lever plus nameplate with marking: Float onlyVacuum and FloatContinuous
(factory modification only)
Mounting bracket (for retrofit, order 9049A53 bracket kit)
Reverse action, normally open contacts
in. male pipe connection ("-18 NPT, external thread) (for retrofit, use " pipe nipple)
Form
E
F
R
Z
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9016G Dimensions
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Index
Numerics
9012
accessories 91
application 79
dimensions 96
interpreting the catalog number 84
introduction 79
modifications 91
parts 91
selection 8593
selection guide 5
specifications 83
9016
application 79
dimensions 99
interpreting the catalog number 84
introduction 79
modifications 99
selection 9495
selection guide 5
specifications 83
modifications
9012 91
9016 99
A
accessories
9012 91
XML 73
C
catalog number interpretion
9012 84
9016 84
XML 20
component materials in contact with fluid 77
converting units of pressure 15
O
operating curves, XML 16
operating principle, XML
pressure switch 12
vaccum switch 13
P
parts
9012 91
XML 73
pressure switches, 9012G, see 9012
pressure switches, XML, see XML
S
selecting a pressure switch 8
selection
9012 8593
9016 9495
XML 2172
selection guide
9012 5
9016 5
XML 4
specifications
9012 83
9016 83
XML 11
T
terminology 6
D
definitions 6
dimensions
9012 96
9016 99
XML 74
G
glossary 6
I
interpreting the catalog number
9012 84
9016 84
XML 20
introduction
9012 79
9016 79
XML 10
V
vacuum switches, 9016G, see 9016
vacuum switches, XML, see XML
X
XML
accessories 73
component materials in contact with fluid 77
dimensions 74
interpreting the catalog number 20
introduction 10
operating curves 16
operating principle, pressure switch 12
operating principle, vaccum switch 13
parts 73
selection 2172
selection guide 4
specifications 11
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Courtesy of Steven Engineering, Inc.-230 Ryan Way, South San Francisco, CA 94080-6370-Main Office: (650) 588-9200-Outside Local Area: (800) 258-9200-www.stevenengineering.com
Courtesy of Steven Engineering, Inc.-230 Ryan Way, South San Francisco, CA 94080-6370-Main Office: (650) 588-9200-Outside Local Area: (800) 258-9200-www.stevenengineering.com