Wika Gas-actuated thermometer with switch contacts TGS73

Wika Gas-actuated thermometer with switch contacts TGS73

Applications

Control and regulation of industrial processes

Monitoring of plants and switching of circuits

Universally suitable for machine building, plant, tank, equipment manufacturing and food industry

Temperature measurement without medium contact

Mounting in instrument panels, control cabinets, instrument panels

Special features

Instruments meet the highest standards of measurement technology

Case and stem from stainless steel

For external mounting on pipes and tanks

Instruments with inductive contacts for use in hazardous areas

Instruments with contacts for PLC applications

Description

Wherever the process temperature has to be indicated on-site or in places that are difficult to access and, at the same time, circuits need to be switched, the gas-actuated thermometer with switch contacts finds its use.

Due to the wide variety of possible designs, the model TGS73 gas-actuated thermometers can be perfectly adapted to any process connection or location. With the adjustable stem and dial version, the case can be adjusted precisely to the desired viewing angle. With the contact bulb version (without direct contact with the medium), the temperature can be measured and switched even when the pipe diameter is extremely small. The contact bulb is intended for external mounting on pipes and tanks. When mounting this thermometer version, it must be ensured that the contact bulb is in contact with the measuring point over its complete length.

Switch contacts (electrical alarm contacts) make or break circuits dependent upon the pointer position of the indicating measuring instrument. The switch contacts are adjustable over the full measuring range. The instrument pointer (actual value pointer) moves freely across the entire scale range, independent of the setting. The set pointer can be adjusted via the window using a removable adjustment key (mounted on the cable socket). Switch contacts consisting of several contacts can also be set to a single set point. Contact actuation is made when the actual value pointer travels beyond or below the desired set point.

As switch contacts, magnetic snap-action contacts, inductive contacts and electronic contacts are available. Inductive contacts can be used in hazardous areas. For triggering programmable logic controllers (PLC), electronic contacts can be used.