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A new portfolio of ATEX certified pressure switches by Orion Instruments

12 March 2012 | PVL Ltd

Orion ATEX Instruments

Our new portfolio of ATEX certified pressure switches are manufactured in India by Orion Instruments, and range in pressure from 1.5mbar to 200bar.

As well as ATEX, the new range of pressure switches is certified for IECEx by BASEEFA and include hydraulic, PD (Pressure Difference), high pressure and low pressure versions, all of which feature easily wired terminal blocks, stainless steel wetted parts and options including hermetically sealed micro-switches

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