Switches: Series EWDP DWYER

EnOcean® Wireless Technology

Application

Monitoring air filters and ventilators.
Monitoring industrial cooling-air circuits.
Overheating protection for fan heaters.
Monitoring flows in ventilation ducts.
Controlling air and fire-protection dampers.
Frost protection for heat exchanges

The SERIES EWDP Wireless Communication Adjustable Differential Pressure Switch uses EnOcean® wireless technology to monitor pressure, vacuum, and differential pressures.

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Specification

Service:	Air and non-combustible, compatible gases.
Wetted Materials:	Diaphragm material: Silicone; Housing material: POM; Switch Body: PA 6.6; Cover: Polystyrene.
Temperature Limits	Process and Ambient: 14 to 158°F (-10 to 70°C); Storage: -40 to 185°F (-40 to 85°C).
Pressure Limits:	40 in w.c. (10 kPa).
Process Connections	5/16" (7.94 mm) outside diameter tubing, 1/4" (6.0 mm) inside diameter tubing.
Power Requirement:	(1) 3 V CR2032 lithium metal battery, installed nonfunctional, user replaceable (included).
Enclosure Rating:	NEMA 3 (IP54).
Mounting Orientation:	Vertically, with pressure connections pointing downwards.
Weight:	5.3 oz (150 g).
Agency Approvals:	CE

Description:

The SERIES EWDP Wireless Communication Adjustable Differential Pressure Switch uses EnOcean® wireless technology to monitor pressure, vacuum, and differential pressures. The dual scaled adjustment knob in inches of water column and pascals allows changes to the pressure set point to be made without a pressure gage. The battery-powered switch is equipped with radio module for frequencies of 902 MHz or 868 MHz which sends a signal wirelessly to a Series USB-300 receiver at each change of status.
The silicone diaphragm makes this series ideal for use with air and other non-combustible gases. The EWDP is available with settings from 0.08 in w.c. (20 Pa) up to 20 in w.c. (5000 Pa). The compact size, adjustment knob, and wireless capabilities make the EWDP the perfect choice for HVAC applications in temporary installations or retrofits of existing buildings.

Posted by Tuan Tran