Copal PS6 Pressure Switches with Gauge Specification Sheet

This document is a list of model configurations for COPAL Electronics PS6 series pressure switches


Copal PS6 Pressure Switches with Gauge Specification Sheet - cover page
Brand
Copal
Category
Other
Document type
Datasheet
Language
Chinese
Pages
4
File format
PDF
File size
95 KB
Published
12 April, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
Model
PS6
MD5 checksum
4CCF83CB2DB9ADEA0C371877C87B5E9D

About this manual

This document provides the technical specifications for Copal's PS6 series pressure switches with gauge. It lists model designations, pressure reference types, output interfaces, and material construction, along with a comprehensive list of model numbers covering various pressure ports and output configurations.

Additional sections describe the environmental test conditions, circuit diagrams, switching operation, and mechanical dimensions. Recommended torque settings for adjustment screws and wiring details for different output types are also included. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Specifications
  • Model Number Designation
  • Features
  • List of Model Numbers
  • General specifications
  • Circuit Diagrams
  • Environmental Characteristics
  • Switching Operation
  • Outline Dimensions

Specifications

Rated pressure range (102V)0 ~ -100 kPa
Rated pressure range (102G)0 ~ 100 kPa
Rated pressure range (103G)0 ~ 1000 kPa
Supply voltage12 ~ 24 V DC ±10 %
Maximum consumption current80 mA

Frequently asked questions

What is the supply voltage range for the PS6 switches?

The switches operate from 12 V to 24 V DC with a tolerance of ±10 %.

What are the rated pressure ranges for the PS6‑102V, PS6‑102G and PS6‑103G models?

PS6‑102V covers 0 ~ ‑100 kPa, PS6‑102G covers 0 ~ 100 kPa, and PS6‑103G covers 0 ~ 1000 kPa.

What torque should be applied when adjusting the hysteresis setting?

A maximum torque of 30 mN·m is recommended for the hysteresis adjustment screw.

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