Ueda Seisakusho P Series Pressure Switch

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

Features

  • The P series is a pressure switch for direct load control designed for automatic control of various pumps and air compressors as well as all pneumatic and water pressure control applications.
  • The difference from conventional pressure switches is that a long-life diaphragm is used in the pressure receiving part, and although the main operating lever is a slow motion mechanism, the contact opening and closing mechanism is a mechanism that operates reliably with a quick action lever.
  • Even though it is small, it has a large breaking capacity of the contact and operates extremely accurately with little cumulative error, making it a long-life, highly reliable, compact pressure switch.

Product Information

ItemSpecification
Product NameIndoor pressure switch
SizeW.79 x D.57 x H.91 mm
DurabilityElectrical & Mechanical Life: 300,000 times or more
WeightApprox. 540 g
Pressure Receiving PartDiaphragm Type
MaterialSynthetic rubber (NBR)
Applicable CapacitySingle-phase 110V・0.75kW
Three-phase 220V・2.2kW
Insulation ResistanceDC 500V Megger — 100 MΩ or more
Dielectric StrengthAC 2,000V for 1 minute

Specifications

ModelPressure Adjustment Range
(Range) MPa
ON-OFF Pressure Differential Range
(Diff.) MPa
Pressure Resistance (MPa)
MinimumMaximumSmallestLargest
P-30.050.350.10.251.5
P-60.050.60.10.31.5
P-100.31.00.150.351.5

Model Code Explanation

(A)

3 = Maximum adjustable pressure: 0.35 MPa
6 = Maximum adjustable pressure: 0.6 MPa
10 = Maximum adjustable pressure: 1.0 MPa

  • The indoor pressure switch P Series (models: P-3, P-6, P-10) is a product developed for direct load control (e.g., pumps or compressors up to 2.2 kW output).
  • Although its electrical capacity is designed to be greater than our other products, using it outdoors may cause poor insulation and negatively affect load operation.

Contact Current Rating Table

Voltage (V)Current (A)
11010
22010
3307
4405

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