Flow Switches
Flow switches are devices that monitor the flow of liquid through a system and control the operation of the pump based on whether flow is detected. They serve as safety and control mechanisms to ensure the pump operates correctly and efficiently. A Paddle Flow Switch is a type of flow switch that uses a mechanical paddle or vane to detect the flow of liquid through a pipe. When the fluid moves through the pipe, it pushes the paddle, causing the switch to activate or deactivate depending on the flow conditions. These switches are commonly used for monitoring and controlling the flow in liquid systems, ensuring pumps or other equipment operate only when there is flow. Inline Flow Switches are flow detection devices that are installed directly in the path of a fluid flow within a pipeline. These switches monitor the presence or absence of flow and trigger an action based on the flow rate, such as turning equipment on or off, or sending an alarm. Unlike paddle flow switches, which have a paddle protruding into the flow, inline flow switches typically feature the entire mechanism within the flow stream.
Flow switches are devices that monitor the flow of liquid through a system and control the operation of the pump based on whether flow is detected. They serve as safety and control mechanisms to ensure the pump operates correctly and efficiently. A Paddle Flow Switch is a type of flow switch that uses a mechanical paddle or vane to detect the flow of liquid through a pipe. When the fluid moves through the pipe, it pushes the paddle, causing the switch to activate or deactivate depending on the flow conditions. These switches are commonly used for monitoring and controlling the flow in liquid systems, ensuring pumps or other equipment operate only when there is flow. Inline Flow Switches are flow detection devices that are installed directly in the path of a fluid flow within a pipeline. These switches monitor the presence or absence of flow and trigger an action based on the flow rate, such as turning equipment on or off, or sending an alarm. Unlike paddle flow switches, which have a paddle protruding into the flow, inline flow switches typically feature the entire mechanism within the flow stream.
