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Dresser Announces Ashcroft® F-Series Temperature Switch for Hazardous Locations

24 November, 2004
1 min read

The compact Ashcroft® F-Series temperature switches are directly interchangeable with many similar, older-style models for convenient ease of use. The F-Series is field adjustable and UL Listed for use in Class I Division 1 Groups A, B, C, D and Class II Groups E, F, G hazardous locations.

It features factory-sealed leads.Ideal for temperature alarm, shutdown and control, the F-Series switches are designed to provide reliable service in generators, compressors, turbines, and off-shore applications, panels, pipelines, hazardous locations, corrosive environments…anywhere that size is a consideration or equipment is being downsized, and as a conveniently interchangeable replacement and retrofit.The F-series has a watertight, anodized-aluminum body for environmental protection, a hermetically sealed snap-acting switch element and a stainless steel SAMA Glass II vapor pressure thermal seal for long, reliable service life.

Choose all popular capillary and bulb lengths to meet application requirements.Ashcroft® F-Series switches are readily available from over 200 Ashcroft distributors, with a two- to five-day Gold Servicesm program option. For more information visit: www.ashcroft.com

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