Mantra Filtration Products

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Diaphragm and solenoid valves work together for efficient operation of the dust collector cleaning system. They are the "switch" for compressed air in the dust clean blowing system. Controlled by the output signals of the pulse jet controller, they make dust clean to the filters by filters to keep the pressure drop of dust collector within the set range and thus guarantee the filtering functions and the efficiency of dust collector

 Product descriptions:

Pulse valve controller is the main control equipment in the dust cleaning system of pulse jet dust collector. Its output signals control the solenoid valves, which spray and inject compressed air to clear dust from the filter elements in sequence.

The controller output pulse interval and pulse width are set according to the dust cleaning requirement of the dust collector to ensure that the system resistance remains within the set range.

Diaphragm and solenoid valves work together for efficient operation of the dust collector cleaning system. They are the "switch" for compressed air in the dust clean blowing system. Controlled by the output signals of the pulse jet controller, they make dust clean to the filters by filters to keep the pressure drop of dust collector within the set range and thus guarantee the filtering functions and the efficiency of dust collector.

Technical Specifications

Rated input voltage: ac200~240v, 50hz-60hz

rated output voltage: dc24v

rated output current: 1a

power consumption: 8w (pulse width and interval are within the specified range)

adjusting range of output pulse interval: 1~30 sec

adjusting range of output pulse width: 0. 03~0. 2 sec/li>

input signal of pressure differential: switch contact

working environment: -25~+55, relative humidity ≤ 85%; no serious corrosive gas or conducting dust; no violent shock or impact 

terms explanations:

pulse width: the duration of an electrical signal output sent by the controller

pulse interval: the time interval between two signals sent by the controller

pulse cycle: the time needed for the electrical signal output sent by the controller to complete.