ORS 1-Amp Reed Switch

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ORS 1-Amp Reed Switch

The ORS level switch adds an additional layer of functionality to the MLI by providing high or low-alarm capability. Easily field-adjustable, the ORS interacts with the magnetic float by tripping as the float rises or falls past the switch. Once tripped, the mechanism remains latched until the float travels past the switch again.

The Model ORS reed switch is available to augment the control capabilities of Orion’s extensive line of magnetic level indicators. Housed in an explosion proof stainless steel enclosure, the ORS mounts to the outside of the MLI via clamps. 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. This mounting style allows addition or repositioning of switches at any time, without disruption of the process.

Measurement Principle

The magnetic field produced by the MLI float actuates the ORS when the liquid level moves the float into the proximity of the reed switch. The switch is bi-stable, so it will not reset until the float’s magnetic field passes it in the opposite direction.

Features

  • 316 Stainless steel enclosure
  • Temperature range: -58 to 325°F (-50 to 163°C)
  • NEMA 4X/7/9 enclosure material

Technology of the ORS Electro-Magnetic Switches

The Model ORS-300 reed switch is housed in an explosion proof stainless steel enclosure, the ORS-300 mounts to the outside of the MLI via clamps. This mounting style allows addition or re-positioning of switches at any time, without disruption of the process.

The magnetic field produced by the MLI float actuates the ORS-300 when the liquid level moves the float into the proximity of the reed switch. The switch is bi-stable, so it will not reset until the float’s magnetic field passes it in the opposite direction.

JOLAC ENGINEERING SDN BHD (“JOLAC”) was incorporated as private limited company in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia under the Companies Act 1965 on 16th December 1982.