ROBERTSHAW 366A8 Vibration Switch, SPDT, 0.5 - 7 A, 120 VAC

Robertshaw 366A8 vibration switch is used in industrial settings to monitor and control excessive vibrations in machinery. It is used in the manufacturing, power generation and HVAC industries.

Features:

• It has an accuracy of +/-5 percent of the full range up to 300 Hz for the identification of potential machinery issues before they lead to failures.
• This vibration switch has weather-resistant NEMA 4 housing for protection against dust, dirt and water ingress.
• It has a reset coil of 117VAC for automatic or remote resetting of the switch, reducing downtime after activation due to excessive vibration.
• This SPDT (Single Pole Double Throw) switch controls two circuits to increase the system's safety and functionality.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. Does Robertshaw 366A8 VIBRASWITCH require external power to operate?

A. No, Robertshaw 366A8 vibration switch is self-powered.

Q. How often does Robertshaw vibration switch need to be serviced?

A. After installation, it doesn't require servicing.

Q. How to reset Robertshaw 366A8 vibration switch?

A. You can apply power to the electrical reset coil or use the integrated Reset button.

Q. What is the adjustment range of this Robertshaw vibration switch?

A. It has a 0 to 4.5G continuous adjustment for tailored monitoring and protection levels based on the machinery's characteristics.

Q. What is the operating temperature of Robertshaw 366A8 vibration switch?

A. It has operating temperatures ranging from 40 to 200 degrees F.

Q. How is Robertshaw 366A8 vibration switch installed?

A. This vibration switch is typically mounted directly onto the machinery or equipment frame that needs monitoring. It should be securely fastened and positioned where it can accurately sense the equipment's vibrations.

Q. What maintenance does Robertshaw 366A8 vibration switch require?

A. Its maintenance involves regular checks to ensure it is securely mounted and free from excessive dirt or debris that might affect its sensitivity. Periodic testing and calibration may also be necessary to maintain accuracy.