BNC-P-DFS111(40)

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BNC-P-DFS111(40) Application Field and Working Principle

The BNC-P-DFS111(40) is a type of oil pressure gauge or switch signal, and it is capable of being used in a variety of areas. This sensor is an ideal solution for measuring the pressure of oil, gas, water, and other types of fluids. It can also be used in motor vehicles, aircraft, and other equipment that employs a hydraulic system. This particular sensor is capable of being used in extreme temperatures and pressure levels, up to 180 degrees Celsius and up to 40 bar.

The BNC-P-DFS111(40) features an electrical connection that comes equipped with a miniature flexible cable which has a male guide on each side for the wires. This provides reliability and a longer service life as it is less susceptible to damage during insertion. This particular sensor is very economical and the concept is based on the elasticity characteristics of rubber and its corresponding diaphragm.

The main working principle of the BNC-P-DFS111(40) lies within the connection of the miniature flexible cable to the two-piece features. On the back side of the sensor is a spring plate connected to the female guide, with the male guide connected to the front. As the diaphragm reacts to the pressure from the fluid being measured, the spring plate moves, which moves the cable. The displacement of the cable is thereby transmitted as an electrical signal to the measuring device, be it an indicator or switch, and as the fluid pressure increases, so does the signal strength.

The BNC-P-DFS111(40) is designed with both versatility and performance in mind, making it a great choice for almost any application which requires the measurement of a fluid pressure. This makes it perfect for a variety of industries, from automotive to aerospace, as well as for a variety of specific applications, ranging from flow meters to pressure regulators, and much more.

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