Mechanical pressure switch datasheet

Specification sheet templates for Excel and pdf

 8 September 2017

This datasheet template can specify pressure switches with an electrical SPDT or DPDT output contact and pressure-sensitive elements such as a bellows, a Bourdon tube, a diaphragm, or a piston.

Click once on the download button to download the datasheet in Excel format. If you prefer to first have a look at it in PDF, click the template image below. Further instructions for downloading and using this template are at the bottom of this page.

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Instrupaedia has no link whatsoever with an existing manufacturer or supplier of this type of device, nor do we receive any commission on the use of this datasheet template. The only objective is to help you specify and order your material. You can fill in the datasheet template and send it to any supplier of pressure gauges you want.

Customizable mechanical pressure switch datasheet

For small size projects

For: Excel 2007 or later & Excel for iPad, iPhone and iPad touch

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TERMS OF USE

This template can be used freely but is not intended for distribution or resale.
For more information view Terms of use

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For medium size projects

PDF mechanical pressure switch datasheet for medium size projects
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For: Excel 2007 or later & Excel for iPad, iPhone and iPad touch

No login, no membership

TERMS OF USE

This template can be used freely but is not intended for distribution or resale.
For more information view Terms of use

For large size projects

PDF mechanical pressure switch datasheet for large size projects
Pages: 

For: Excel 2007 or later & Excel for iPad, iPhone and iPad touch

No login, no membership

TERMS OF USE

This template can be used freely but is not intended for distribution or resale.
For more information view Terms of use

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Instructions for download

The Excel file will be sent to your device after pressing the download button. If you do this from a computer or an Android phone, the file will end up in your download folder. From there you can open it by double-clicking on the file. Of course, you must have Microsoft Excel 2007 or later installed.

To perform a download to an iPhone or an iPad, tap on the download button of the desired datasheet. Then tap on the Share button and select the location where you want to save the file. This could be your Download folder, Dropbox or iCloud service. Now, tap the Save button and you’re done. To open the datasheet, you must first install a spreadsheet program on your device. In the app store, you can find programs like Numbers (Apple) or Microsoft Excel (Microsoft). Please note that these apps are not free. After the download, you can then open the file with your spreadsheet app.

The full functionality will not be available on a smartphone or a tablet. To be able to use all of the features of this datasheet, it is best to open it with Microsoft Excel 2007 or later via a laptop or desktop computer.

Instructions for using the template

Layout of the datasheet template

The template is divided into several blocks, with each block containing related information. For example, there is a block with information about the process conditions, another about the sensor element, or yet another about the enclosure …

Each block contains cells on the left with a description of a property on which a choice must be entered in the cells on the right.

Drop-down lists

For many of these cells, a choice can be made from a drop-down list. To do this, first click in the cell and then on the small triangle to the right of the cell. Make a choice from the list and select this choice by clicking on it. Your choice will be automatically entered in the selected cell. With the help of the drop-down lists, you can easily find the right technical term for the desired property.

Some cells do not have a drop-down list because the information that must be entered has endless possibilities. These cells have to be entered directly.

Error messages

The suggested choices from the drop-down lists correspond to what is available from most suppliers. If you think you need something else, you can enter the cell directly without making a choice from the list. However, some cells cannot be entered directly. This is to prevent you from entering something wrong. If you do it anyway, you will receive an error message with explanatory text. There are error messages that you can override and others that oblige you to make a choice from the drop-down list.

Comment blocks

Cells with a red triangle in the upper right corner open up a comment block when you hover over it. The comment relates to what you can enter in the cell or provides an explanation of the possible choices, so you will fully understand the impact of your choice.

Input messages

Every cell that has a drop-down list or a comment block also shows an input message when the cell is clicked. The input message appears in a rectangle below the cell and indicates whether you are obliged to choose from the list or whether you can enter something else. Sometimes the message also gives an extra tip.

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If you like you can put your own company name or logo in the bottom-left cell of the title block.

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