• The FLT93 Series Flow Switch from FluidComponents International (FCI) provides a reliable early warning alert to the potential of dry running conditions, cavitation and other pump issues.
    The FLT93 Series Flow Switch from FluidComponents International (FCI) provides a reliable early warning alert to the potential of dry running conditions, cavitation and other pump issues.
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The FLT93 Series Flow Switch from FluidComponents International (FCI) provides a reliable early warning alert to the potential of dry running conditions, cavitation and other pump issues that can lead to emergency shutdowns, service interruptions and unplanned costly maintenance.

Pumps are expensive to operate and costly to maintain, especially when dry running conditions suddenly occur due to system variable demand, leaks, clogs or other problems that could affect a pump’s seals or bearings.  The resulting damage can require expensive, time-consuming repairs, overhauls or replacement at an even higher cost.

With its no moving parts design, the FLT93 offers a highly robust scheme for pump protection with its dual alarm capability. It reliably monitors the flow and temperature of liquids, gases, slurries and more. 

The sophisticated FLT93 Switch is a dual-function instrument that indicates both flow and temperature, and/or level sensing in a single device. Dual 6A relay outputs are standard and are assignable to flow, level, or temperature.

The FLT93 Switch can be specified in either insertion or inline styles for pipe or tube installation.

Highly dependable, FCI’s versatile FLT93 Switches are ideal for applications in many demanding process industries. They also used extensively with or without SIL2 certification in a wide variety of applications in food and beverage manufacturing.

The switches are available through AMS Instrumentation & Calibration.

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