V550028MM

V550010FM

V550010FM

V-5500 Series Solid State Vacuum Switch - V550010FM

This vacuum switch uses a Hall Effect Sensor to determine the mechanical movement of the diaphragm. There are no electrical contacts in the switch to wear or fail. This switch requires an AMP 102241-1 connector and external (not provided) circuitry to function. Please see VX Series installation instructions for more information Vacuum switches apply signal pressure to a diaphragm that is opposed by a spring force. When then vacuum signal force is greater (deeper vacuum = more force) than the spring force it reaches its set-point (also called “On” pressure), the internal mechanism moves and changes the electrical state. When the switch trips, the normally open circuit closes and the normally closed circuit opens. The switch will remain in this state until the vacuum signal drops below its reset point (also called “Off” pressure) The difference between the “On” pressure and the “Off” pressure is defined as the Differential or Hysteresis of the switch. This is an important characteristic for applications such as vacuum switch-controlled vacuum pump systems. For instance, the consumption and capacity of the system along with the differential of the switch will determine how often the pump runs Factory preset options are available. Please contact your salesperson or distributor for specifications and a custom part number Adjustments can be made to the switch by removing the round cover and turning the flat head screw. Clockwise adjustments will lower the Set point (bring the setpoint closer to atmosphere). Counter clockwise adjustments will raise the setpoint (take the setpoint deeper into vacuum). Adjusting preset switches is not recommended. Do not back out the flat head screw above flush with the body

Flush Mount Solid State Vacuum Switch 10" Hg 24 VDC

Barb for 1/16" I.D. Tubing

4.5 to 24 VDC

Flush Mount

V550010MM

V550010MM

V-5500 Series Solid State Vacuum Switch - V550010MM

This vacuum switch uses a Hall Effect Sensor to determine the mechanical movement of the diaphragm. There are no electrical contacts in the switch to wear or fail. This switch requires an AMP 102241-1 connector and external (not provided) circuitry to function. Please see VX Series installation instructions for more information Vacuum switches apply signal pressure to a diaphragm that is opposed by a spring force. When then vacuum signal force is greater (deeper vacuum = more force) than the spring force it reaches its set-point (also called “On” pressure), the internal mechanism moves and changes the electrical state. When the switch trips, the normally open circuit closes and the normally closed circuit opens. The switch will remain in this state until the vacuum signal drops below its reset point (also called “Off” pressure) The difference between the “On” pressure and the “Off” pressure is defined as the Differential or Hysteresis of the switch. This is an important characteristic for applications such as vacuum switch-controlled vacuum pump systems. For instance, the consumption and capacity of the system along with the differential of the switch will determine how often the pump runs Factory preset options are available. Please contact your salesperson or distributor for specifications and a custom part number Adjustments can be made to the switch by removing the round cover and turning the flat head screw. Clockwise adjustments will lower the Set point (bring the setpoint closer to atmosphere). Counter clockwise adjustments will raise the setpoint (take the setpoint deeper into vacuum). Adjusting preset switches is not recommended. Do not back out the flat head screw above flush with the body

Manifold Mount Solid State Vacuum Switch 10" Hg 24 VDC

Manifold

4.5 to 24 VDC

0.323

Manifold Mount

V550010PMB85

V550010PMB85

V-5500 Series Solid State Vacuum Switch - V550010PMB85

This vacuum switch uses a Hall Effect Sensor to determine the mechanical movement of the diaphragm. There are no electrical contacts in the switch to wear or fail. This switch requires an AMP 102241-1 connector and external (not provided) circuitry to function. Please see VX Series installation instructions for more information Vacuum switches apply signal pressure to a diaphragm that is opposed by a spring force. When then vacuum signal force is greater (deeper vacuum = more force) than the spring force it reaches its set-point (also called “On” pressure), the internal mechanism moves and changes the electrical state. When the switch trips, the normally open circuit closes and the normally closed circuit opens. The switch will remain in this state until the vacuum signal drops below its reset point (also called “Off” pressure) The difference between the “On” pressure and the “Off” pressure is defined as the Differential or Hysteresis of the switch. This is an important characteristic for applications such as vacuum switch-controlled vacuum pump systems. For instance, the consumption and capacity of the system along with the differential of the switch will determine how often the pump runs Factory preset options are available. Please contact your salesperson or distributor for specifications and a custom part number Adjustments can be made to the switch by removing the round cover and turning the flat head screw. Clockwise adjustments will lower the Set point (bring the setpoint closer to atmosphere). Counter clockwise adjustments will raise the setpoint (take the setpoint deeper into vacuum). Adjusting preset switches is not recommended. Do not back out the flat head screw above flush with the body

Panel Mount 1/8-27 NPS Solid State Vacuum Switch 10" Hg 24 VDC

Barb for 1/8" I.D. Tubing

4.5 to 24 VDC

Panel Mount 1/8-27 NPS

V550010PTB85

V550010PTB85

V-5500 Series Solid State Vacuum Switch - V550010PTB85

This vacuum switch uses a Hall Effect Sensor to determine the mechanical movement of the diaphragm. There are no electrical contacts in the switch to wear or fail. This switch requires an AMP 102241-1 connector and external (not provided) circuitry to function. Please see VX Series installation instructions for more information Vacuum switches apply signal pressure to a diaphragm that is opposed by a spring force. When then vacuum signal force is greater (deeper vacuum = more force) than the spring force it reaches its set-point (also called “On” pressure), the internal mechanism moves and changes the electrical state. When the switch trips, the normally open circuit closes and the normally closed circuit opens. The switch will remain in this state until the vacuum signal drops below its reset point (also called “Off” pressure) The difference between the “On” pressure and the “Off” pressure is defined as the Differential or Hysteresis of the switch. This is an important characteristic for applications such as vacuum switch-controlled vacuum pump systems. For instance, the consumption and capacity of the system along with the differential of the switch will determine how often the pump runs Factory preset options are available. Please contact your salesperson or distributor for specifications and a custom part number Adjustments can be made to the switch by removing the round cover and turning the flat head screw. Clockwise adjustments will lower the Set point (bring the setpoint closer to atmosphere). Counter clockwise adjustments will raise the setpoint (take the setpoint deeper into vacuum). Adjusting preset switches is not recommended. Do not back out the flat head screw above flush with the body

Pipe Thread Mount 1/8-27 NPT Solid State Vacuum Switch 10" Hg 24 VDC

Barb for 1/8" I.D. Tubing

4.5 to 24 VDC

Pipe Thread Mount 1/8-27 NPT

V550028FMB85

V550028FMB85

V-5500 Series Solid State Vacuum Switch - V550028FMB85

This vacuum switch uses a Hall Effect Sensor to determine the mechanical movement of the diaphragm. There are no electrical contacts in the switch to wear or fail. This switch requires an AMP 102241-1 connector and external (not provided) circuitry to function. Please see VX Series installation instructions for more information Vacuum switches apply signal pressure to a diaphragm that is opposed by a spring force. When then vacuum signal force is greater (deeper vacuum = more force) than the spring force it reaches its set-point (also called “On” pressure), the internal mechanism moves and changes the electrical state. When the switch trips, the normally open circuit closes and the normally closed circuit opens. The switch will remain in this state until the vacuum signal drops below its reset point (also called “Off” pressure) The difference between the “On” pressure and the “Off” pressure is defined as the Differential or Hysteresis of the switch. This is an important characteristic for applications such as vacuum switch-controlled vacuum pump systems. For instance, the consumption and capacity of the system along with the differential of the switch will determine how often the pump runs Factory preset options are available. Please contact your salesperson or distributor for specifications and a custom part number Adjustments can be made to the switch by removing the round cover and turning the flat head screw. Clockwise adjustments will lower the Set point (bring the setpoint closer to atmosphere). Counter clockwise adjustments will raise the setpoint (take the setpoint deeper into vacuum). Adjusting preset switches is not recommended. Do not back out the flat head screw above flush with the body

Flush Mount Solid State Vacuum Switch 28" Hg 24 VDC

Barb for 1/8" I.D. Tubing

4.5 to 24 VDC

Flush Mount

V550028PM

V550028PM

V-5500 Series Solid State Vacuum Switch - V550028PM

This vacuum switch uses a Hall Effect Sensor to determine the mechanical movement of the diaphragm. There are no electrical contacts in the switch to wear or fail. This switch requires an AMP 102241-1 connector and external (not provided) circuitry to function. Please see VX Series installation instructions for more information Vacuum switches apply signal pressure to a diaphragm that is opposed by a spring force. When then vacuum signal force is greater (deeper vacuum = more force) than the spring force it reaches its set-point (also called “On” pressure), the internal mechanism moves and changes the electrical state. When the switch trips, the normally open circuit closes and the normally closed circuit opens. The switch will remain in this state until the vacuum signal drops below its reset point (also called “Off” pressure) The difference between the “On” pressure and the “Off” pressure is defined as the Differential or Hysteresis of the switch. This is an important characteristic for applications such as vacuum switch-controlled vacuum pump systems. For instance, the consumption and capacity of the system along with the differential of the switch will determine how often the pump runs Factory preset options are available. Please contact your salesperson or distributor for specifications and a custom part number Adjustments can be made to the switch by removing the round cover and turning the flat head screw. Clockwise adjustments will lower the Set point (bring the setpoint closer to atmosphere). Counter clockwise adjustments will raise the setpoint (take the setpoint deeper into vacuum). Adjusting preset switches is not recommended. Do not back out the flat head screw above flush with the body

Panel Mount 1/8-27 NPS Solid State Vacuum Switch 28" Hg 24 VDC

Barb for 1/16" I.D. Tubing

4.5 to 24 VDC

Panel Mount 1/8-27 NPS

V550028PT

V550028PT

V-5500 Series Solid State Vacuum Switch - V550028PT

This vacuum switch uses a Hall Effect Sensor to determine the mechanical movement of the diaphragm. There are no electrical contacts in the switch to wear or fail. This switch requires an AMP 102241-1 connector and external (not provided) circuitry to function. Please see VX Series installation instructions for more information Vacuum switches apply signal pressure to a diaphragm that is opposed by a spring force. When then vacuum signal force is greater (deeper vacuum = more force) than the spring force it reaches its set-point (also called “On” pressure), the internal mechanism moves and changes the electrical state. When the switch trips, the normally open circuit closes and the normally closed circuit opens. The switch will remain in this state until the vacuum signal drops below its reset point (also called “Off” pressure) The difference between the “On” pressure and the “Off” pressure is defined as the Differential or Hysteresis of the switch. This is an important characteristic for applications such as vacuum switch-controlled vacuum pump systems. For instance, the consumption and capacity of the system along with the differential of the switch will determine how often the pump runs Factory preset options are available. Please contact your salesperson or distributor for specifications and a custom part number Adjustments can be made to the switch by removing the round cover and turning the flat head screw. Clockwise adjustments will lower the Set point (bring the setpoint closer to atmosphere). Counter clockwise adjustments will raise the setpoint (take the setpoint deeper into vacuum). Adjusting preset switches is not recommended. Do not back out the flat head screw above flush with the body

Pipe Thread Mount 1/8-27 NPT Solid State Vacuum Switch 28" Hg 24 VDC

Barb for 1/16" I.D. Tubing

4.5 to 24 VDC

Pipe Thread Mount 1/8-27 NPT

V55005FM

V55005FM

V-5500 Series Solid State Vacuum Switch - V55005FM

This vacuum switch uses a Hall Effect Sensor to determine the mechanical movement of the diaphragm. There are no electrical contacts in the switch to wear or fail. This switch requires an AMP 102241-1 connector and external (not provided) circuitry to function. Please see VX Series installation instructions for more information Vacuum switches apply signal pressure to a diaphragm that is opposed by a spring force. When then vacuum signal force is greater (deeper vacuum = more force) than the spring force it reaches its set-point (also called “On” pressure), the internal mechanism moves and changes the electrical state. When the switch trips, the normally open circuit closes and the normally closed circuit opens. The switch will remain in this state until the vacuum signal drops below its reset point (also called “Off” pressure) The difference between the “On” pressure and the “Off” pressure is defined as the Differential or Hysteresis of the switch. This is an important characteristic for applications such as vacuum switch-controlled vacuum pump systems. For instance, the consumption and capacity of the system along with the differential of the switch will determine how often the pump runs Factory preset options are available. Please contact your salesperson or distributor for specifications and a custom part number Adjustments can be made to the switch by removing the round cover and turning the flat head screw. Clockwise adjustments will lower the Set point (bring the setpoint closer to atmosphere). Counter clockwise adjustments will raise the setpoint (take the setpoint deeper into vacuum). Adjusting preset switches is not recommended. Do not back out the flat head screw above flush with the body

Flush Mount Solid State Vacuum Switch 5" Hg 24 VDC

Barb for 1/16" I.D. Tubing

4.5 to 24 VDC

Flush Mount

V55005MM

V55005MM

V-5500 Series Solid State Vacuum Switch - V55005MM

This vacuum switch uses a Hall Effect Sensor to determine the mechanical movement of the diaphragm. There are no electrical contacts in the switch to wear or fail. This switch requires an AMP 102241-1 connector and external (not provided) circuitry to function. Please see VX Series installation instructions for more information Vacuum switches apply signal pressure to a diaphragm that is opposed by a spring force. When then vacuum signal force is greater (deeper vacuum = more force) than the spring force it reaches its set-point (also called “On” pressure), the internal mechanism moves and changes the electrical state. When the switch trips, the normally open circuit closes and the normally closed circuit opens. The switch will remain in this state until the vacuum signal drops below its reset point (also called “Off” pressure) The difference between the “On” pressure and the “Off” pressure is defined as the Differential or Hysteresis of the switch. This is an important characteristic for applications such as vacuum switch-controlled vacuum pump systems. For instance, the consumption and capacity of the system along with the differential of the switch will determine how often the pump runs Factory preset options are available. Please contact your salesperson or distributor for specifications and a custom part number Adjustments can be made to the switch by removing the round cover and turning the flat head screw. Clockwise adjustments will lower the Set point (bring the setpoint closer to atmosphere). Counter clockwise adjustments will raise the setpoint (take the setpoint deeper into vacuum). Adjusting preset switches is not recommended. Do not back out the flat head screw above flush with the body

Manifold Mount Solid State Vacuum Switch 5" Hg 24 VDC

Manifold

4.5 to 24 VDC

0.323

Manifold Mount