Static clogging indicators (SCIs) are devices used to monitor the level of contamination in filters, typically in hydraulic and lube systems. Unlike differential pressure indicators which rely on pressure changes across the filter, SCIs provide a direct visual or electrical indication of the filter's cleanliness level. Types of Static Clogging Indicators: Visual SCIs: These use a physical indicator, like a color-changing window or a moving dial, to show the level of contamination. Some visual indicators have graduated scales, while others simply change color based on a threshold level. Electrical SCIs: These have sensors that detect the level of contamination and activate an electrical signal, like a light or an alarm. This signal can be used to trigger automated actions, such as notifying operators or shutting down the system. Applications: SCIs are commonly used in various applications, including: Hydraulic systems: Protecting pumps, valves, and actuators from wear and tear caused by contaminants. Lube systems: Ensuring clean oil for engines, gearboxes, and other lubricated components. Fuel systems: Preventing engine damage from contaminated fuel. Air filtration systems: Monitoring air quality and ensuring proper filter performance. Benefits of Using Static Clogging Indicators: Simple and easy to use: Visual SCIs are easy to understand and interpret, even for non-technical users. Cost-effective: They are generally less expensive than differential pressure indicators. Early warning of contamination: They can provide an early warning of filter saturation before it becomes critical. Can be used in various applications: Available in a wide range of options to suit different needs. Some type of static clogging indicators are
VMF-VR: Low Pressure / Return Type B: Visual Auto Reset
VMF-VR: Low Pressure / Return Type BM: Visual Manual Reset
VMF-VR: Low Pressure / Return Type C: Electrical Switch
