One temperature sensor is the reference and measures the temperature of the fluid where the thermal dispersion flow switch probe is immersed. The second temperature sensor is heated by the SP using constant power. This creates a temperature difference between the two temperature sensors. As the flow rate of the fluid increases there is a cooling effect due to the fluid moving past the heated sensor. The more flow, the more the cooling. A reduction in temperature difference between the two temperature sensors indicates that the flow rate exceeds the user adjustable set point. When the flow rate drops there is less cooling, which causes an increase in the temperature difference. The SP series thermal dispersion flow switch is available in several versions with choices of lengths, materials of construction and output types to meet a wide range of application requirements..
No moving parts, solidstate performance and reliability
1~59″ per second (150cm/s) measuring range for water; 1~118″ (300cm/s) range in oil
304SS, 316SS, PVDF and polypropylene wetted parts
Maximum operating pressure up to 1,450psi (100bar)
Choice of NPN/PNP, N.O. or N.C. relay, or SPDT relay output
Standard and custom extended insertion lengths
Standard or high temperature, explosionproof units available
LED indication of flow status
Marine certified unit available
USE
Detect positive flow to control downstream process
Ensure machinery safe operation with detection of coolant flow
INDUSTRY
HVAC
Petrochemical
Power
Food processing
Pharmaceutical
Many others