What are the Typical Applications of Flow Switches?
- Industrial Manufacturing
- System Protection
- Lubrication System Monitoring
- Energy and Power
- Turbine Flow Monitoring
- Building Equipment
- Heating and Ventilation System
- Water Supply and Drainage System
- Food and Beverage
- Liquid Food Flow Control
- Household Appliances Medical Equipment
- Fire Protection System
What is the Difference between an Explosion-Proof Flow Switch and an Explosion-Proof Liquid Level Switch？
What is the Difference between an Explosion-Proof Flow Switch and an Explosion-Proof Liquid Level Switch？
Functional differences
- Explosion-proof flow switch: Mainly used to detect the flow of the medium in the pipeline. When the medium flow is lower than or higher than the set threshold, the explosion-proof flow switch will send a signal. It protects equipment and pipeline systems from damage caused by reduced flow or interruption of flow. It can be applied to various occasions where flow control is required, such as petrochemical, electric power, metallurgy and other flammable and explosive places.
- Explosion-proof liquid level switch: Mainly used to detect the liquid level in the container. When the liquid level reaches the preset height, the explosion-proof liquid level switch will send a signal to control the upper and lower limits of the liquid level to prevent abnormal situations such as overflow or emptying. It is widely used in equipment such as storage tanks and tank trucks that require liquid level control.
Application scenario differences
- Explosion-proof flow switch: It is suitable for hazardous environments that require flow control. Such as the petrochemical, natural gas, water treatment and pharmaceutical industries. It can protect pumps, engines or other equipment from low flow or interruption of flow.
- Explosion-proof liquid level switch: It is mainly used for liquid level control in containers such as storage tanks and tank trucks to prevent safety problems caused by excessively high or low liquid levels. It is widely used in chemical, petroleum, food and other industries.
