



Patco FLP/WP Weigh Indicator - 220mm Dia
Product Summary:
The Patco FLP/WP Weigh Indicator is engineered for safe operation in hazardous environments. It features a toughened glass window, multiple push buttons for ease of operation, and is constructed from durable die-cast aluminum alloy for long-lasting performance in Zone 1 & Zone 2 areas.
Key Features:
Catalogue No: PFP/IB/220
Ex-Protection: AS PER IS 2148-2004 / IEC-60079-1:2007
Zone Classification: Zone 1 & Zone 2
Gas Group: Gas Group I, IIA, IIB
Ingress Protection: IP-65 (IS/IEC 60529-2001)
Green Push Buttons: 4 Nos. with NO Contact elements for 10 AMP
Switch: 1 NO 12A DP, ON-OFF Switch 250V AC 50Hz
Glass Window: 100 x 50 mm Type "A" Toughened Glass with Mounting Clamps
Terminal: As per client requirements
Paint Finish: Epoxy Polyester Powder Coating
Earth Terminals: Internal (1), External (2)
Cable Entry: As per client requirements
Hardware: Stainless Steel
Application:
Industrial weighing applications in hazardous environments
Chemical and petrochemical industries
Pharmaceutical manufacturing
Hazardous area processing systems
Applications requiring flameproof and weather-resistant equipment
Product Benefits:
Reliable in explosive atmospheres, providing accurate weight measurement
IP65-rated for protection against dust and water, ensuring durability
Easy operation with multiple push buttons and a toughened glass window
Suitable for Zone 1 & Zone 2 areas, ensuring compliance with hazardous area standards
Long-lasting die-cast aluminum construction
FAQs:
Q1. What is the ingress protection rating of the FLP/WP Weigh Indicator?
The weigh indicator has an IP65 rating, ensuring full protection against dust and water jets.
Q2. Can the push buttons be customized for specific functions?
Yes, the 4 push buttons come with NO contact elements for 10 AMP, and customization is possible as per your operational requirements.
Q3. Is the glass window resistant to impact?
Yes, the 100 x 50 mm glass window is Type "A" toughened, offering high resistance to impact and environmental factors.