CS pressure switches have a built-in pressure
operated, three-pole switch. The contact
position of which depends on the pressure in
the connector and the range setting and
adjustable dierential.
The pressure switches are tted with a manual
switch that will lock the contact system in the
open position independently of the pressure in
the system. Pressure switches with relief valve is
used in compressed air systems where pressure
relief on the compressor piston before start is
required.
The CS is suited for automatic start and stop of
air compressors and water boosters.
Features:
• Pressure ranges 2 – 20 bar
• Pressure connection G ½ or G ¼
• Contact system 3-pole (TPST) as standard
available also as an accessory
• Adjustable dierential
• Relief valve as accessory
• Manual switch to lock the contact system
• Enclosure IP43 or IP55
• Special versions with pressure connection
made of polyacetal suitable in drinking water
applications
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Slide ring
Earth screw
Cover screw
Cover
Spindle
Toggle arm
Snap spring
Snap arm
Switch housing assy
Self-tapping screw
Manual switch
Base
Grubscrew
Stop pressure screw
Pressure pad
Spring retainer
Compression spring
Pressure shoe
Diaphragm
Flange, G ¼ or G ½
Cap
Dierential arm
Tension spring
Dierential pressure screw
Bracket
Pressure switch, Type CS
Function
Figure 1: Design and function
The pressure switch is built up of the following main elements: connector, diaphragm, snap system, main spring,
dierential spring and a 3-pole or one-pole contact system. The stop pressure must be set on the main spring and
the dierence between start and stop pressures on the dierential spring.
Pressure from the controlled system is led, via the connector, to the diaphragm. The diaphragm converts this
pressure to a mechanical movement which is transferred by the snap system to the contact system. In this way, the
contact system starts or stops a compressor/pump.
All standard versions of CS pressure switches are preset and supplied with springs under minimum compression.
1.
Turn the stop pressure screw (1) the given number of times towards + (high stop pressure), see Figure 4: Stop
pressure graph.
2.
Turn the dierential screw (2) the given number of times towards + (max. dierential), see Dierential pressure
nomograms.
3.
Start the plant and let it run until the required stop pressure is reached.
4.
Turn the stop pressure screw (1) towards minus (lower stop pressure) until the plant stops.
5.
Reduce the pressure to the required start pressure.
6.
Turn the dierential screw (2) towards minus (smaller dierential) until the plant starts.
7.
Check that the plant stops and starts at the required pressures.
NOTE:
If the dierential is set at a value greater than the stop pressure the plant cannot start. If this is the case, set the
dierential at a smaller value (towards minus).
Figure 4: Stop pressure graph
Example:
A compressor is to be regulated by a CS pressure switch. The start pressure is 3.5 bar, and the stop pressure 5 bar.
The choice should be a CS with a range of 2 – 6 bar.
1.
Turn the stop pressure screw (1) about 12 times. See Figure 3: Adjustment.
2.
Turn the dierential screw (2) about 4.5 times. See Figure 8: CS 2–6 [bar]. Take a straight line from 5 bar stop
pressure on the nomogram to the dierential, 1.5 bar and read o the number of turns, i.e. 4.5.
Take a straight line from 5 bar stop pressure on the nomogram to the dierential, 1.5 bar and read o the number of
turns, i.e. 4.5.
Installation
Recommended orientation
The pressure switches will operate regardless of their orientation. However, to meet the enclosure requirements of
IP43 and IP55, they must be mounted vertically with the connection downwards. The CS pressure switches are selfsupporting (on the connection).
Fitting a pressure relief valve:
1.
Remove the blanking plug
2.
Fit the pressure relief valve
3.
Fit the plastoform screw
Figure 5: Installation
Figure 6: Installation
Fitting screwed cable entries
The accessory bag contains two sets of metal gaskets each with dierent internal diameters. These will give a
sucient cord relief if used correctly with the cable diameter concerned.
Drain hole
If because of large temperature variations there is a risk of condensate forming in the pressure switch, a screwdriver
can be used to make a drain hole in the enclosure.
Two Pg 16 screwed cable entries with gaskets (cable diam. 6.5 – 15 mm)
031E029366
Nipple with 7/16-20 UNF and M10 x 1 int.
031E029666
File name
Document type
Document topic
Approval authority
BK_W_0862_01_2108
Food and Health - Performance
Certicate
-
PZH
RU C-DK.БЛ08.В.00063_18
Electrical - Safety
Certicate
EMC/LVE
EAC
UA.1O146.D.00075-19
UA Declaration
EMCD/LVD
LLC CDC EURO TYSK
060-9650.AC
EU Declaration
LVD/RoHS
Danfoss
Pressure switch, Type CS
Ordering
Table 6: Standard pressure switch type CS
(1)
(1)
Preferred versions
Preferred versions
Table 7: Special versions with Polyacetal pressure connection - suitable for drinking water
Accessories and spare parts
Table 8: Accessories and spare parts
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