MODEL AAFS

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MODEL AAFS ADJUSTABLE AIR FLOW PADDLE SWITCH

The Dwyer Model AAFS Adjustable Air Flow Paddle Switch is an HVAC component used for detecting air velocity changes, featuring an adjustable sensitivity range of 200 to 1800 FPM (feet per minute) and a durable design.

 

MODEL AAFS  ADJUSTABLE AIR FLOW PADDLE SWITCH

The Dwyer Model AAFS  is a field-adjustable paddle switch used for air flow proving in HVAC systems and monitoring fume hoods. It features a stainless steel vane that can be trimmed for various duct sizes and an internal screw for adjusting sensitivity between 200 and 1800 FPM. It is capable of detecting a wide range of air velocities with minimal user calibration. Quality features include a stainless steel vane, galvanized steel base, and ABS enclosure. Product Application is for Air flow proving in HVAC systems.

BENEFITS/FEATURES

  • High Current Contact: The 15 A rated SPDT contact allows for direct switching of higher current loads.

  • Durable Construction: Features a stainless steel vane and galvanized steel base for reliable performance in demanding environments.

  • Minimal Calibration: Capable of detecting a wide range of air velocities with minimal user calibration required.

  • Easy Installation: Mounting is fast and simple, requiring minimal effort.

Technical Sheets

Instruction Manual
Catalog Page

Specifications

MODEL AAFS  ADJUSTABLE AIR FLOW PADDLE SWITCH

Service
Air and compatible gas.
Wetted Materials
Vane: SS; Lever: Brass; Base: Galvanized steel.
Housing
ABS.
Temperature Limits
Ambient: -40 to 180°F (-40 to 85°C); Process: -14 to 185°F (-10 to 85°C).
Humidity Limits
10 to 90%, noncondensing.
Switch Type
SPDT.
Electrical Rating
15(8) A @ 250 VAC.
Electrical Connection
Screw terminal with M18 x 1.5 cable gland.
Process Connection
Flange.
Mounting Orientation
Horizontal duct flow.
Set Point
Internal screw.
Enclosure Rating
IP65.
Weight
13.6 oz (380 g).

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