TS10-36A-0-N-12ER PRESSURE CONTROLS

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The Hydraforce TS10-36A-0-N-12ER (5122645) is a high-accuracy, heavy-duty pressure sensor designed for demanding industrial and off-highway equipment applications. It incorporates advanced ASIC technology, offering a 1% total error band accuracy within a temperature range of -20 to 85\u00b0C (-4 to 185\u00b0F). The sensor features reverse polarity and miswire protection, broad temperature capability, all-welded pressure construction, and a high EMI/RFI rating. It is IP67 ingress rated and equipped with diagnostic rails of 4.5 V. This product operates as a screw-in, cartridge style, pilot-operated spool-type proportional pressure reducing/relieving valve. It can be infinitely adjusted across a prescribed range using variable electric input, with regulated pressure proportional to the input electrical current. When current is applied to the valve coil, the TS10-36XX facilitates flow from port 2 to port 1 until sufficient pressure at port 1 opens the pilot section by offsetting electrically induced solenoid force. Once predetermined pressure at port 1 is achieved, it restricts inlet flow at port 2 to regulate pressure at port 1 and relieves port 1 to port 3 in this mode. The valve supports standard coils of 12 and 24 volts with optional waterproof E-Coils rated up to IP69K. Its design includes an industry-common cavity and optional manual override. With a maximum flow rating of 56.8 lpm (15 gpm) and adjustable pressure ranges depending on model code (A: up to 206.8 bar; B: up to 158.6 bar; C: up to 117.2 bar), it offers robust performance even under challenging conditions such as extreme temperatures or corrosive environments\u2014tested for less than a 5% performance degradation over one million cycles under specific conditions.