Ueda Seisakusho PU3 Series Pressure Switch

Manufacturer: Ueda Seisakusho Co., Ltd.
Model : PU3 series

Features

  • The PU3 series is a small, lightweight, and simple design, with two adjustment screws that allow the pressure setting and opening/closing pressure difference (ON-OFF width) to be freely adjusted.
  • The electrical contacts have a snap action mechanism and are resistant to vibration, especially chattering.
  • The pressure receiving part uses a diaphragm (synthetic rubber), which ensures a long life along with the internal mechanism parts.
  • Careful consideration is required depending on the type of fluid, so please consult our sales representative for details.

Product Information

ItemSpecification
Product NameIndoor small pressure switch
SizeW.54Φ x H.89 mm
DurabilityElectrical & Mechanical Life: 300,000 times or more
WeightApprox. 0.35 kg
Pressure Receiving PartDiaphragm Type
MaterialSynthetic rubber (NBR)
Contact ConfigurationSingle Pole Double Throw (S.P.D.T.) 1a1b (1C)
Wiring MethodVSF 1.25 sq × 300 mm
Insulation ResistanceDC 500V Megger — 100 MΩ or more
Dielectric StrengthAC 2,000V for 1 minute

Option

  • Pressure receiving part made of fluororubber (FKM)
  • Body mounting feet (brackets) included

Specifications

ModelPressure Adjustment Range
(Range) MPa
ON-OFF Pressure Differential Range
(Diff.) MPa
Pressure Resistance (MPa)
SmallestLargest
PU3-01-□C0.02 ~ 0.160.030.04~ 0.11.5
PU3-03-□C0.02 ~ 0.30.030.04~ 0.21.5
PU3-06-□C0.05 ~ 0.60.040.06~ 0.251.5
PU3-10-□C0.2 ~ 1.00.070.09~ 0.31.5
PU3-15-□CV0.2 ~ 1.50.10.18~ 0.452.0

Model Code Explanation

(A)06 = Maximum pressure adjustment range: 0.6 MPa
(B)2C = Connection diameter Rc 1/4 (PT 1/4 thread)
3C = Connection diameter Rc 3/8 (PT 3/8 thread)
(C)No symbol = Diaphragm material: NBR (※Standard)
V = Diaphragm material: FKM
(D)No symbol = Without body mounting bracket (※Standard)
B = With body mounting bracket
  • Note : Only the PU3-15 type uses FKM (fluororubber) for the diaphragm material as standard.

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