Honeywell C6097A1053 Pressure Switch 1/4" NPT Break on Fail Auto Recycle 3" to 21" W.C.

Name: Honeywell C6097A1053 Pressure Switch 1/4" NPT Break on Fail Auto Recycle 3" to 21" W.C.
Brand: Honeywell
SKU: C6097A1053
Availability: Discontinued

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Honeywell C6097A1053 Pressure Switch 1/4" NPT Break on Fail Auto Recycle 3" to 21" W.C.

SKU: C6097A1053

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Honeywell Pressure Switch

The C6097 Pressure Switches are safety devices used in positive-pressure or differential-pressure systems to sense gas or air pressure changes.

Features:

For use with natural gas, liquid propane (LP) gas,or air.
Diaphragm-actuated safety-limit switch.
Switch can be wired to turn on alarm.
C6097A models break control circuit at setpoint on pressure fall.
C6097B models break control circuit at setpoint on pressure rise.
Lockout with manual reset and recycle options.
Lockout models have external manual reset button.
Removable transparent cover protects scaleplate and adjusting knob.
Pipe tappings allow selection of positive pressure, differential pressure (air only) or venting connections (NPT mount only).
1/4 in. NPT or flange mount models for direct mounting to Honeywell Integrated Valve Train.
Optional switch position indicator lamp available.
IP54 enclosure standard.
Ranges: 0.4 to 5 in. wc, 3 to 21 in. wc, 12 to 60 in. wc or 1.5 to 7 psi.
Surge orifice.
Integral Vent Limiter.

Ambient Temperature Range	-40F to 140F (-40C to 60C)
Operating Pressure Range	3" to 21" W.C.
Non-Manual Reset Differential (Nominal)	0.24" W.C.
Non-Manual Reset Differential (Maximum)	0.48" W.C.
Differential Type	Additive
Maximum Rate Pressure (continuous psi)	5.0 PSI
Manual Reset	No
Media	Air/Gas
Switch Action at Setpoint	Breaks on Fall
Mount	1/4"

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