⚡ XMLP Series — Electronic Pressure Switch (Telemecanique Sensors)

The XMLP series is part of Telemecanique Sensors’ electronic pressure‑control family.
It is a compact, high‑performance electronic pressure switch designed for:

  • Pumping systems
  • Hydraulic circuits
  • HVAC systems
  • Machine tools
  • Industrial automation

It is often paired with the ZMLP remote monitor when the switch is installed in a hidden or inaccessible location.


🔧 Key Features of the XMLP Series

1. Electronic Pressure Switching

  • Uses a solid‑state pressure transducer
  • Provides precise switching at configurable setpoints
  • No mechanical wear (unlike diaphragm/piston switches)

2. Compact, Rugged Design

  • IP65/IP67, depending on model
  • Suitable for industrial environments
  • Resistant to vibration and pressure spikes

3. Adjustable Setpoints

  • Single or dual switching thresholds
  • Configurable hysteresis
  • Ideal for pump control, compressor control, and hydraulic safety

4. Compatible With ZMLP Remote Monitor

When the XMLP is installed in a hidden location, the ZMLP module provides:

  • Remote pressure display
  • Remote configuration
  • Alarm outputs
  • Diagnostic information

5. Wide Pressure Ranges

Typical XMLP ranges include:

  • Vacuum
  • Low pressure (0–10 bar)
  • Medium pressure (0–100 bar)
  • High pressure (up to 600 bar, depending on model)

6. Electrical Outputs

  • 1 or 2 solid‑state outputs
  • PNP or NPN
  • Some models include analogue output (0–10 V or 4–20 mA)

🧩 XMLP vs XMLR vs ZMLP (Quick Comparison)

Series Type Display Best Use
XMLP Electronic pressure switch No Hidden installations, remote monitoring
XMLR Electronic pressure switch Yes Local monitoring, visible installations
ZMLP Remote monitor Yes Remote display for XMLP

🏭 Applications of XMLP

  • Pumping systems
  • Hydraulic systems
  • HVAC systems
  • Machine tools
  • Industrial automation

⭐ One‑line summary

XMLP is Telemecanique’s compact, electronic pressure switch designed for precise industrial pressure control, often paired with the ZMLP remote monitor when installed in hidden locations.



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