The paddle flow switch is very important in regulating the flow to keep the flow in the processing system safe and manageable. Flow switches are common devices in any system that conveys or uses liquids or gases. Let's first see how the paddle flow switch works.
The paddle flow switch exists to provide damage protection or to regulate unwanted flow to the system. Most liquid or gas systems require them for safe and optimal operation. Best Pneumatic has a range of flow switches to meet all applications and working conditions.

A paddle flow switch is a device used to monitor the flow and pressure of liquid, air or other gaseous media flowing through a system. How a flow switch works depends on the media type and the desired output measurement. They usually consist of a main mechanism connected to a sensor, such as a paddle or magnetic trigger. This mechanism is placed in the media stream. This flow causes the switch to move or the paddle to rotate, which sends a signal to a secondary component called a sensor. The sensor takes the signals from the host mechanism, converts them into more useful signals, and transmits them to the transmitter. The readings are then compared to a set of preconfigured values ​​and trigger any desired signals or actions to adjust the behavior of components and mechanisms elsewhere. Flow switches are used to monitor, report and control the flow of media through specific parts of the system or the entire system to ensure that the flow remains within these preset parameters. The paddle flow switch manufacturer tells you that if flow exceeds or falls below requirements, it can be configured to trigger external alarms, activate pumps, activate solenoid valves to divert flow, or even isolate parts of the system.