🛠️ What it is
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This device acts as a programmable frequency switch, interpreting the fan’s speed output signal—typically from a Fan Performance Sensor (FPS)—and triggering a warning output (audible alarm or indicator light) if speed falls below a preset threshold.
✅ Applications & Usage
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Installed on industrial or aerospace fans, the detector monitors fan RPM:
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The FPS generates pulses proportional to rotation speed.
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The LSWD compares that frequency against a safety threshold.
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If speed drops too low (e.g., imminent fan failure), it switches on an alarm circuit.
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🧩 Fit, Replacement & Integration
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Voltage: Commonly 24–28 V DC, but some models support 16–48 V.
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Compatibility: Ensure it correlates with your specific fan’s FPS output. Check whether the pinout and connector match.
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Calibration: These units are often calibrated to specific alarm thresholds. Recalibration may require factory tools or a replacement from Rotron/AMETEK.
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