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Mechanical pressure switch SIL type

2017-09-05View Original

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For mechanical pressure switches, is there really any brand that can obtain a SIL certification? I earnestly ask for advice from those who know more; thank you~
Reply #22017-09-05
I’ve never heard of this. I only know that pressure switches come with explosion-proof certification; they probably don’t require SIL certification.
Reply #32017-09-05
ASHCROFT’s B D&T series pressure switches can achieve SIL2 with a single configuration, and SIL3 with a redundant configuration
Reply #42017-09-05
Okay, thank you~ I later found that the pressure switches from UE in the United States have a Sil2 certification. But there’s also a traffic switch that needs to be set to SIL, and it hasn’t been found yet
Reply #52017-09-05
It’s such a waste of fire-fighting water, Sil2 – but that’s what the customer wants

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