SF Probe

SF Probe

Product catalog summary
Overview: The safety fuse probe is a protective device designed to prevent damage from excessive temperatures in heating equipment. It consists of a flexible cable with PFA coating and silicone-insulated conductors, terminating in a sensitive element that is destroyed at a specific temperature threshold.
Specifications:
  • Operating Temperature: 94°C or 121°C depending on the model.
  • Tolerance: ±5°C for 94°C model, ±2°C for 121°C model.
  • Maximum Current: 10 A.
  • Voltage Range: Up to 25V.
Installation: The probe is mounted along the non-heating part of the immersion heater using polypropylene clamps, with the sensitive part inserted between heating coils and secured with ETFE clamps.
Operating Principle: The probe functions as a switch, opening the control circuit when the sensitive element overheats, thereby cutting off the power supply to the immersion heater. It is crucial that only a control current passes through the probe.
Ordering Information:
  • For existing immersion heaters: SF094FxxxxM2 or SF121FxxxxM2.
  • For new installations: SF094FxxxxT0 or SF121FxxxxT0.
Recommendations: Use the 94°C model for process temperatures up to 60°C and the 121°C model for temperatures above 60°C and up to 100°C. Consult the manufacturer for viscous or poorly heat-conducting liquids.
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SF Probe-1

SAFETY FUSE PROBE Our fuse probe is made up of a flexible cable with a PFA coating along its entire length, containing two silicone-i nsulated conductors. At the end is the sensitive element which is destroyed as soon as the maximum operating temperature is reached (94 or 121°C depending on the model chosen). This thermal fuse protects the equipment against damage due to fire or abnormal excessive temperature by opening the control circuit of the heating element. OPERATING PRINCIPLE The fuse probe is designed to act as a switch. It is imperative that only a control current and not a power current is passed through the probe (e.g. a potential-free contact). If the temperature around the sensor's sensitive element is exceeded, the sensor is irreparably destroyed and cannot be reset. The contact opens when the sensor's sensitive element overheats. This opening cuts off the control circuit to which the sensor is connected and it is essential to stop the power supply to the associated immersion heater. It is possible to equip immersion heaters already in service. Model 94°C up to a maximum process temperature of 60°C Model 121°C for temperatures above 60°C and up to 100°C For viscous or poorly heat-conducting liquids, please consult us. Reference to order in case an immersion Reference to order together with the heater is already in service : immersion heater to be equipped : Probe supplied with PP collars (one PP collar every The xxxx correspond to the total length in mm 200mm + 2 ETFE collars) and must be replaced by this value. [wfl GALVATEK S.A.S - 9, me de la Tour du Mesnil-Renard - 78270 Bonnieres, France

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