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IFW series flow switches detect and confirm liquid flow. They are applicable to general industrial machines and various other applications. The IFW series will detect the flow of water and other non-corrosive fluids. The detection range is from 1 to 50 liters per minute. The flow setting can be adjusted with a screwdriver from the outside of the unit without removing the cover.Detects and

IFW is a mechanical switch for the detection and confirmation of liquid flow.  The flow body houses a diaphragm responsive to flow rate.  A connected rod and lever mechanism triggers a micro switch at a manually adjustable set point.  An optiional light, either neon (VAC) or LED (VDC), can indicate operation.  Compatible liquids must be non-corrosive to the brass and copper alloy wetted parts

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ZSM Thread type Terminal box Nil Rc PF2 0 Without terminal box (Contact: 1ab) N NPT 1 With terminal box (Contact: 1ab) F G IF 2 With terminal box (Contact: 1b) Note) 5 With terminal box (24 VDC, + COM, Contact: 1b) Port size Data Note) 6 With terminal box (24 VDC, + COM, Contact: 1a) 04 03 3/8 Note) 7 With terminal box (24 VDC, COM, Contact: 1b) 1/2 Note) With terminal box (24 VDC, COM,

B PS Red Normally Closed IFW50--55/56 Z I SE1 2 ZSP e Color of lead wire Black Symbol Contact q Power supply (Common) ISA2 w Red Terminal (Relay terminal) w 24 VDC Blue e Power supply (Light terminal) IS N.O. N.C. q ZSM IFW50--65/66 PF2 IF Adjusting e Color of lead wire Black Symbol Contact q w Caution Power supply (Common) Data White Terminal (Relay terminal) w 24 VDC 1.

N.C. q ZSM IFW50--65/66 PF2 IF Adjusting e Color of lead wire Black Symbol Contact q w Caution Power supply (Common) Data White Terminal (Relay terminal) w 24 VDC 1. To adjust flow, remove grommet of the upper cover and rotate flow adjusting gear using a flat head screwdriver. Turning clockwise can increase the set flow and turning counterclock can decrease the set flow. 2.