Elektrogas Motor command pressure switch B71A
Elektrogas Motor command pressure switch B71A
SKU 3G-CBM-03006
Local availability & support — Singapore
- Local office
- 20 Woodlands Link #09-05, Singapore 738733
- Phone
- +65 8878 8355
- Payment
- Invoicing in SGD. PayNow, bank transfer, and corporate PO accepted.
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Product Description
Elektrogas Motor command pressure switch B71A
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Elektrogas B71A motor command pressure switch used for?
The Elektrogas B71A motor command pressure switch is used in industrial gas burner systems to monitor and control gas pressure. It ensures safe operation by activating or deactivating the burner based on pressure thresholds, commonly applied in boilers, furnaces, and process heating equipment.
What are the specifications of the Elektrogas B71A pressure switch?
The Elektrogas B71A motor command pressure switch operates at 110 V with a power rating of 80 W and a maximum current of 3.8 A. It is designed for gas valve control applications and is built to industrial standards for reliable pressure monitoring in burner systems.
Where to buy the Elektrogas B71A pressure switch in Singapore?
You can source the Elektrogas B71A motor command pressure switch through 3G Electric in Singapore. We handle logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your facility. Contact us for pricing and lead time on this item.
How to install the Elektrogas B71A motor command pressure switch?
Install the Elektrogas B71A by mounting it securely in the gas line per the manufacturer's orientation. Connect the electrical supply at 110 V, ensuring the load does not exceed 80 W or 3.8 A. Always follow local gas safety codes and consult a qualified technician for proper setup.
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