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The Honeywell RP920A1033 is engineered as a pneumatic controller for precise applications. Designed for proportional control, it operates under direct acting principles and utilizes a single sensor to govern airflow efficiently.
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| Manufacturer | Honeywell |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Pneumatic Controller |
| Product Line | Other |
| Part Number | RP920A1033 |
| Application Type | Proportional pneumatic controller |
| Action Type | Direct Acting |
| Number of Sensors | 1 Sensor |
| Airflow Usage | 0.07 scfm |
| Input Signal | 3 to 15 ps |
| Operating Pressure | 30 Psi |
| Remote Bulb Sensor | No |
| Output Pressure Range | 3 to 13 psi |
| Mainline Pressure | 1/2 psi |
| Minimum Relative Humidity | 5% (Non-Condensing) |
| Maximum Relative Humidity | 95% (Non-Condensing) |
The RP920A1033 from Honeywell functions as a pneumatic controller tailored for proportional control systems. This apparatus is categorized under direct-acting controllers. Equipped with a single sensor, it accurately regulates airflow and pressure in various applications.
It operates efficiently with an input signal that ranges from 3 psi to 15 psi, providing precise control for different processes. The output pressure produced by the unit lies between 3 psi and 13 psi, making it suitable for a variety of tasks. With airflow consumption measured at just 0.07 scfm, this controller ensures economical usage without compromising performance.
Operating pressure for the RP920A1033 is maintained at 30 psi, while the mainline pressure is set to 1/2 psi. The controller is constructed to function within a relative humidity spectrum from a minimum of 5% to a maximum of 95%, provided that no condensation occurs. This aspect broadens its operational applicability across different environments.