HE6HWPR/02

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The HE6HWPR/02 is a mechanical and electrical device, designed to control the flow of fluids. The device consists of an electronic switch and a mechanical valve, which are used to control the flow of fluids such as liquids and gases.

The application fields of the HE6HWPR/02 are numerous, ranging from industrial or commercial uses such as fuel flow control for heating systems, to medical applications such as controlling the air flow in ventilation systems. In any application involving fluid flow control, the HE6HWPR/02 provides perfect control over the fluid flow.

The working principle of the HE6HWPR/02 is based on the time-temperature relationship. The device consists of an electronic switch and a mechanical valve. When the temperature of the fluid passing through the device reaches a certain value, the electronic switch is opened and the mechanical valve is closed. This prevents the flow of the fluid and cuts off the supply of the fluid.

The electronic switch itself is actuated by a temperature sensor. The temperature sensor is immersed in the flow fluid and is connected to the electronic switch. The temperature sensor is connected to an electronic control unit which controls the switch. When the temperature reaches the set point, the electronic switch is opened and the mechanical valve is closed.

In addition, the mechanical valve is also actuated by an actuator which is connected to the electronic control unit. The actuator can be set to a certain level of opening and closing. This allows the user to adjust the valve opening and closing as needed.

The HE6HWPR/02 is a reliable and efficient device, and can be used in a variety of applications. It is a cost effective solution for any application that requires precise control over the flow of fluids. It provides perfect control over the flow of fluids, and can be used in industrial, commercial or medical applications.

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