SICK Pressure Switch | PAC50-DNC / 1083733

For improved monitoring of air pressure, the PAC50 electronic pressure switch from SICK offers more at a glance – the large bi-color display allows you to identify from a distance if the pressure falls within the target range. Three large function keys and intuitive menu navigation make operating the PAC50 easy. What makes the PAC50 so special? It offers up to two digital switching outputs and an optional analogue output in just one device.

The output signals can be easily adjusted to the available control system. Thanks to the optional IO-Link, the controller or PLC can quickly and accurately pass the device parameters to the sensor when changing the format or replacing the sensor, which significantly reduces downtime. The PAC50 is ideal for use in industrial environments due to its waterproof housing with an IP 65/IP 67 enclosure rating.

Large display shows system pressure, output states, and switching points
Three large function keys, intuitive menu navigation
Measuring range for gauge pressure (vacuum and overpressure)
Two independently programmable switching outputs, optional analogue output
Installation on mounting rail, wall or switch panel
Variant for leakage monitoring
IO-Link

Bi-color display (green/red) clearly shows the status of the output signal (within or outside the target range)
Quick overview of important system parameters due to advanced display functions
Intuitive operation allows simple and quick commissioning
Pressure connections on the back and bottom and configurable output signals for a high level of installation flexibility
High reliability thanks to the rugged design (IP65 and IP67 enclosure rating) and proven technology
Less variants for different requirements and lower inventory costs
Convenient, cost effective solution for leakage measurement

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