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Model VS9253 Vacuum Switches The intersticial space is typically set to a 25 Hg. vacuum. When the vacuum is reduced due to a leak, the vacuum switch contacts will close. SPST, Normally ON (contacts closed). << Learn More >> |
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Model VS9253-XP Vacuum Switches The intersticial space is typically set to a 25 Hg. vacuum. When the vacuum is reduced due to a leak, the vacuum switch contacts will close. The switch is mounted in an explosion proof junction box. << Learn More >> |
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Model VS9254 Vacuum Switches The intersticial space is typically set to a 25 Hg. vacuum. When the vacuum is reduced due to a leak, the vacuum switch contacts will close. SPST, Normally ON (contacts closed). << Learn More >> |
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Model VS9254-XP Vacuum Switches The intersticial space is typically set to a 25 Hg. vacuum. When the vacuum is reduced due to a leak, the vacuum switch contacts will close. The switch is mounted in an explosion proof junction box. << Learn More >> |
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Model VS9255 Vacuum Switches The interstitial space is typically set to a 25 Hg. Vacuum. When the vacuum is reduced due to a leak the vacuum switch contact will close. The switch must be connected in series with a load. << Learn More >> |
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Model VS9255-XP Vacuum Switches The interstitial space is typically set to a 25 Hg. Vacuum. When the vacuum is reduced due to a leak the vacuum switch contact will close. The switch must be connected in series with a load. << Learn More >> |
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Model VS9255-TLS Vacuum Switches The interstitial space is typically set to a 25 Hg. Vacuum. When the vacuum is reduced due to a leak the vacuum switch contact will close. The switch must be connected in series with a load. << Learn More >> |