Trafag EXPK 944/947/953 Ex Pressostat
Trafag EXPK 944/947/953 Ex Pressostat

Trafag EXPK 944/947/953 Ex Pressostat

Trafag EXPK 944/947/953 Ex Pressostat series provides a robust, ATEX and IECEx-certified solution for precision pressure monitoring where safety and reliability are non-negotiable.

Trafag EXPK 944/947/953 Ex Pressostat
Trafag EXPK 944/947/953 Ex Pressostat

Rugged construction, high-quality materials, and advanced technology make it resistant to extreme conditions while ensuring accurate measurement and stable operation. Trafag’s electromechanical pressure switches, also known as pressostats, can be operated maintenance-free for decades, even under harsh conditions. Various versions with bellows, diaphragm, and piston sensors cover a wide range of pressure ranges, media, and load profiles for the most diverse applications.

Technical Data of Trafag EXPK 944/947/953

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Product code944/947/953
NameEXPK
DesignationEx Pressostat
Product categoryMechanical pressure switches
Measuring range1 … 10 to 60 … 600 bar
Measuring principlePiston
ApplicationsII 2G / D
Approval/conformityIECEx, ATEX, UKEX
Repeatability± 1.0 % FS typ.
Output signal1 Floating change-over contact (SPDT)
Electrical connectionsScrew terminal
Pressure connectionsG1/4″ f, G1/2″ m
Media temperatureNBR: -30°C … +100°C FPM: -15°C … +150°C
Ambient temperature-40°C … +65°C

Main Features of Trafag EXPK 944/947/953 Ex Pressostat

  • Rugged aluminium housing, option: housing stainless steel
  • IP66-rated protection
  • Diverse mounting positions
  • Ex db eb IIC T6 Gb
  • Ex tb IIIC T80°C Db

Application of Trafag EXPK 944/947/953 Ex Pressostat

  • The Oil and Gas Sector: for regulating pressure in transfer pipelines, oil refineries, and offshore platforms.
  • The Petrochemical Sector: used in dangerous settings to regulate pressure during chemical reactions.
  • Sewage and Water Treatment: maintaining ideal pressure in water filtration and treatment systems that are susceptible to explosions.
  • The Energy Sector: utilized in high-risk settings for turbine, boiler, and power system applications.
  • Exploiting: for uses involving pressure control in large machinery and subterranean systems.
  • The Pharmaceutical Sector: keeping an eye on pressure in industrial processes in settings that need security, for example.

Source: trafag.com

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