Orion Instruments OPS-200 Pneumatic Switch Sales Literature OPS

MODEL OPS-200
PNEUMATIC SWITCHES
DESCRIPTION
The Model OPS-200 is a non-bleed pneumatic switch for use with
Orion’s extensive line of magnetic level indicators. The OPS-200 utilizes a clamp-on mounting style for easy attachment to the outside
of the MLI chamber.
Model OPS-200
The magnetic field produced by the MLI float actuates the OPS-200
when the liquid level moves the float into the proximity of the
switch magnet. The switch has bi-stable action, so it will not reset
until the float’s magnetic field passes it in the opposite direction.
The three air line connections allow the option of output on either
rising or falling liquid level. Each switch is designed for optimal
repeatability and reliability.
For use in Installation Category II, Pollution Degree 2. If equipment
is used in a manner not specified by the manufacturer, protection
provided by the equipment may be impaired.
S P E C I F I C AT I O N S
Model
OPS-200
Type
Bi-stable, non-bleed pneumatic switch
Medium
Instrument air or clean, dry air or gas
passed through a 20 micron filter
Supply pressure
Vacuum to +200 psig (+13.8 bar)
Temperature range
0° to +200° F (-18° to +93° C)
Air line connections
1
Deadband
±0.75" (19 mm) float travel
Airflow
29 SCFM @ 100 psig (6.9 bar)
Air consumption
None
Enclosure rating
NEMA 4X
Enclosure material
316L stainless steel
Mounting
Clamp mount to MLI
⁄4" NPT
MOUNTING
OPS–200
PNEUMATIC SWITCH
NON–BLEED
SUPPLY
VACUUM TO 200PSIG
WARNING
7.41
(188)
REF.
TO
AT L A S
OR
GEMINI
CAUTION: If equipment is used in a manner not specified by the manufacturer, protection provided by the equipment may be impaired.
A 20 MICRON IN-LINE FILTER
MUST BE INSTALLED ON SUPPLY LINE
With mounting clamps loosened, position OPS-200 pneumatic switch on the
MLI body so that the centerline of the switch enclosure is at the desired
switch point level. The switch should be oriented so that supply ports 1 and 2
point toward the ground. Output port 3 will be on the upper front of the
switch when it is properly positioned. Tighten the clamps so that the switch is
secured to the MLI. If required, place the insulation between the MLI body
and the switch before tightening the clamps.
MOUNTING
TO
AURORA
Follow procedure for mounting to Atlas or Gemini, but be sure that the
switch is positioned on the circumference of the Aurora body as close to the
indicator as possible.
Mounting
Tab
1.50
(38)
7.35
(187)
AIR
Output
Port
7.41
(188)
LINE
CONNECTIONS
In order to prevent blockage or corrosion of the
switch due to contaminants, the supply medium
should be clean, dry air or gas and should be run
through a 20 micron in-line filter. Supply ports 1
and 2 are located on the bottom of the switch.
Connect the supply air to one of these ports
according to the following:
Port 1 Airflow output when float passes
above switch
Mounting
Tab
Front
1
Side
" NPT
4
Port 2 Airflow output when float passes
below switch
Port 3 Is the output port that should be connected
to the device to be activated. All air line
ports are 1⁄4" NPT.
Output
Port
Supply port
output on
low level
Supply port
output on
high level
The muffler should be installed on the unused
supply port and must be kept clean and unobstructed for proper function of the switch.
Bottom
Port
1
2
3
3-way
N.O.
N.C
Inlet
Exhaust
Outlet
Exhaust
Inlet
Outlet
Diverter
Selector
Outlet
Outlet
Inlet
Inlet
Inlet
Outlet
2-way
N.O
N.C
Inlet
Plug
Outlet
Plug
Inlet
Outlet
WARNING: Failure to keep muffler unobstructed
may cause interior of switch to
pressurize and burst, causing
serious injury.
A Magnetrol Company
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BULLETIN: OPS-200.0
EFFECTIVE: September 2003