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PIPE PLUG IMMERSION
HEATERS
Moisture Resistant Terminal Enclosures
Some designs may require stand-off
section between plug and housing (consult Ogden)
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click on any Figure to enlarge
| Fig
33: M5 Moisture Resistant Terminal
enclosure with or without T1 Thermostat. |
Fig
34: M5 Moisture Resistant Terminal
Enclosure with T2 Thermostat (Specify Range) |
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To determine "F" dimension,
to the catalog "B" dimension, add:
1"
NPT - 4-1/4"
2" NPT - 5-1/8" |
1-1/4"
NPT - 4-3/8"
2-1/2" NPT - 5-1/8" |
Change "M1" or "M7"
catalog designation to "M5" |
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To determine "G" dimension,
to the catalog "B" dimension, add:
1"
NPT - 5-3/8"
2" NPT - 6-1/4" |
1-1/4"
NPT - 5-1/2"
2-1/2" NPT - 6-1/4" |
Change "M1" or "M7"
catalog designation to "M5" |
BUILT-IN THERMOSTATS
Fig. 3, Fig. 4, Fig.
7, Fig. 8, Fig.11, Fig. 12, Fig. 27 and Fig. 28 with T1 Single
Pole Thermostat
Maximum Amperage: 25
Maximum Voltage: 250
Bulb Diameter: 1/4"
Specify Temperature Range:
0-100°F, 80-180°F, 60-250°F or 15-120°C
Fig.15, Fig. 16, Fig.
19, Fig. 20, Fig. 23, Fig. 24, Fig.31 and Fig.32 with T2 Double
Pole Thermostat
Maximum Amperage at 120-277V:
30
Maximum Amperage at 480V:
21
Bulb Diameter: 3/8"
Specify Temperature Range:
0-100°F, 60-250°F, 15-120°C or 150-550°F
T2R/Over-Temperature
Cut-out
Temperature Ranges: 60-250°F,
15-120°C, 100-550°F or, 300-650°F
Maximum Amperage: 25
Maximum Voltage: 250
Double pole control opens circuit when pre-set temperature is
exceeded by 15°F when immersed or 30°F if operating in
open air. Must be reset manually.
Change T2 in catalog number to "T2R". 1" and 1-1/4"
NPT items with T2R Control are non-stock.
When maximum amperage is exceeded and external relay is required
(thermostat is used as pilot)Specify T1 thermostat and wire
thermostat to holding coil of relay.
Consult Ogden for alternative size or style terminal enclosures.
Pipe Plug
Immersion Heater Reference
click on Sheath Material reference
on following chart to see listing of Standard Products by application
Sheath
Material |
Element
Type |
Pipe Plug
Material |
Watt Density |
Application |
| Copper |
Tubular |
Brass |
High
38-90 watts/sq.in. |
Clean Water |
Stainless
Steel |
Tubular |
Stainless
Steel |
High
38-90 watts/sq.in. |
Process
Water |
| Incoloy |
Tubular and
Mighty-Blade |
Stainless
Steel |
High
38-90 watts/sq.in. |
Solution Water |
| Steel |
Tubular |
Steel |
Medium
19-25 watts/sq.in. |
Lightweight
Oil |
| Incoloy |
Tubular and
Mighty-Blade |
Stainless
Steel |
Medium
19-25 watts/sq.in. |
Corrosive
Solution |
| Steel |
Tubular |
Steel |
Low
14-15 watts/sq.in. |
Medium Weight
Oil |
| Incoloy |
Tubular and
Mighty-Blade |
Stainless
Steel |
Low
6-15 watts/sq.in. |
Severe Corrosive
Solution |
| Miscellaneous
Pipe Plug Immersion Heaters |
Options:
Special ratings, immersion length, or thread size
316 stainless steel or other sheath material
Other material for pipe plug
Passivation
Electropolishing
High temperature cut-out
Thermocouple attached to sheath for high-limit protection |
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