PRESSURE SWITCH FOR GAS DUNGS LGW3A4

SKU: LGW3A4
  • LGW 3 A4
  • 1PDK221590S00157789

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    USED/EXCELLENT CONDITION

    Manufacturer

    DUNGS

    Product Code

    100.199.04964

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    🖹 Description

    Differential pressure switches for air, flue and exhaust gases

    This is a gas pressure switch — used mainly for safety and monitoring in gas systems.

    The gas pressure switch model LGW3A4 by DUNGS is a critical safety and monitoring device used in gas systems to ensure proper operating conditions and prevent hazardous situations. It is widely applied in combustion systems where reliable pressure monitoring is essential for safe operation.

    What It Is

    The LGW3A4 is a gas pressure switch designed to monitor the pressure of gas within a pipeline. It is an electro-mechanical device that activates or deactivates an electrical contact when the gas pressure reaches a predefined threshold.

    What It Does

    This device continuously monitors gas pressure and:

    • Detects whether pressure is within safe limits
    • Activates or deactivates electrical contacts when thresholds are crossed
    • Sends signals to burner control systems or safety circuits

    It plays a vital role in ensuring that gas-powered equipment operates only under safe conditions.

    Design and Components

    The LGW3A4 features a compact and robust design suitable for industrial use:

    • Blue adjustment dial (top): Used to set the pressure switching point
    • Plastic housing: Contains the internal diaphragm and microswitch
    • Threaded connection port: Connects directly to the gas line
    • Internal microswitch: Activates electrical contacts based on pressure

    How It Works

    The operation is simple and reliable:

    1. Gas pressure enters the device through the connection port
    2. The pressure acts on an internal diaphragm
    3. When the pressure reaches the setpoint, the microswitch activates
    4. An electrical signal is sent to the control system

    Depending on configuration, the switch can respond to either low or high pressure conditions.

    Typical Applications

    Gas pressure switches like the LGW3A4 are commonly used in:

    • Gas burners
    • Boilers and heating systems
    • Industrial furnaces
    • Combustion control systems

    They are essential for:

    • Safety interlocks
    • Low and high gas pressure detection
    • Burner enable/disable control

    Example Scenario

    Setpoint: 20 mbar

    Pressure Result
    10 mbar System disabled (pressure too low)
    20 mbar Switch activates
    30 mbar System allowed to operate

    Why It’s Critical

    This device ensures:

    • Safe and stable gas supply
    • Prevention of dangerous operating conditions
    • Compliance with safety standards in combustion systems

    In Simple Terms

    Think of the LGW3A4 as a “gas pressure safety switch” that allows or blocks system operation based on pressure conditions.

    Difference from Other Pressure Switches

    • Differential pressure switch → monitors pressure difference (e.g., filters)
    • Gas pressure switch (this device) → monitors absolute gas pressure for safety

    Role in a System

    Gas line → Pressure switch → Burner control system → Safe operation

    Big Picture

    The LGW3A4 belongs to the safety layer of industrial systems, ensuring that equipment operates only when conditions are safe.