Flow Switch

The S6022 flow switch from Soloon Electronics (Beijing) Co., Ltd. is a paddle‑type device designed for pipe diameters larger than one inch trade size. It incorporates a three‑piece stainless‑steel paddle kit that can be fitted to a range of pipe sizes and fluid flow conditions. The switch operates in a single‑pole double‑throw (SPDT) open‑low configuration, providing a clear indication of flow presence. It is compatible with water, ethylene‑glycol solutions and other non‑hazardous fluids that do not attack brass or phosphor‑bronze components.

The stainless‑steel paddles give corrosion resistance that matches standard expectations for industrial flow monitoring equipment. Paddle‑type switches of this class are commonly offered in multiple size options to suit various pipe diameters, and the use of a three‑piece kit is typical for flexible installation. In the broader market, flow switches generally meet IP65 protection and operate from - 40 °C to 85 °C, matching the temperature range of most plant environments. Electrical connections are usually 2‑wire, 24 V DC, which aligns with the open‑low output of this model.

Typical applications include water‑circulation loops, cooling‑tower systems and glycol‑based heat‑exchanger circuits in process plants. Plant engineers and maintenance contractors are the primary purchasers, seeking reliable flow indication for system protection. Buyers should confirm the exact paddle size required, request the supplier’s standard packaging details and verify Incoterms and payment conditions before placing an order.

Soloon Electronics (Beijing) Co., Ltd. is located at No.15 Xing Sheng Street, Beijing Economy and Technology Development District, Beijing 100176, China. The company is listed as an imported tier supplier with a harbor trust rating, indicating it operates under the platform’s verification system for cross‑border trade.

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