NAGANO KEIKI CD71 Explosion-Protected Differential Pressure Switch
- Luis Alberto Fing

- Nov 27
- 2 min read
Updated: 4 days ago
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Introduction
Industrial facilities that operate in hazardous or high-pressure environments rely on highly reliable instrumentation to maintain safety and efficiency. The NAGANO KEIKI CD71 Explosion-Protected Differential Pressure Switch is designed precisely for such demanding applications. With its robust construction, flameproof design, and ability to handle both low differential pressure and high system pressures, the CD71 delivers dependable performance across a wide range of industries.

Key Features of the NAGANO KEIKI CD71 Explosion-Protected Differential Pressure Switch
High Proof Pressure (8 MPa)
The CD71 is engineered with a reinforced pressure-receiving structure that enables it to withstand 8 MPa of proof pressure, making it suitable for systems where high-pressure process fluids are present.
Explosion-Protected Construction (Ex d ⅡB + H₂ T4)
Designed for hazardous environments, the CD71 features an explosion-protected housing suitable for plants where flammable gases or vapors are present—ensuring operator safety and system integrity.
Wide Differential Pressure Range
Available in multiple ranges from 0–25 kPa to 0.2–1 MPa, the CD71 provides flexibility for applications including low differential pressure detection and heavy-duty industrial monitoring.
Front-Facing Operation & Compact Body
The switch is designed for easy front-side adjustment, enhancing maintenance efficiency. Its compact footprint saves space and supports easier integration into equipment or panel-mounted systems.
Corrosion-Resistant Coating
With an acid-resistant coating applied to the exterior, the CD71 maintains long-term durability even in harsh or corrosive industrial environments.
Multiple Installation Options
Supporting both panel mounting and 2B pipe mounting, the CD71 adapts well to plant layout constraints and existing system configurations.
Typical Applications
The CD71 differential pressure switch is ideal for:
Monitoring liquid level in sealed tanks
Detecting strainer clogging in pipelines
Overpressure and differential pressure alarm systems
Oil & gas plants, chemical processing facilities, and flammable gas environments
High-pressure process monitoring in demanding industries
Advantages of Implementing the CD71
Before (Conventional Devices) | After (CD71 Implementation) |
Limited explosion protection | Full flameproof construction (Ex d ⅡB + H₂ T4) |
Low pressure tolerance | High proof pressure up to 8 MPa |
Restricted differential ranges | Wide pressure range options |
Bulky design, difficult maintenance | Compact body, front-side adjustment |
Vulnerable to corrosion | Corrosion-resistant coating |
Selection Guidance
To ensure optimal performance when selecting the CD71 differential pressure switch:
Identify the fluid type and hazardous environment classification.
Select the proper differential pressure range, ideally with normal operating differential pressure falling between 30–65% of the rated range.
Confirm installation method (panel-mounted or 2B pipe).
Evaluate environmental conditions, especially exposure to corrosive or salt-rich atmospheres.
Conclusion
The NAGANO KEIKI CD71 Differential Pressure Switch combines durability, high pressure tolerance, flameproof construction, and flexible configuration options. It is a trusted solution for pressure monitoring, level detection, and safety applications across critical industrial sectors.
If your facility requires reliable pressure monitoring under hazardous conditions, the CD71 offers proven performance backed by Japanese engineering excellence. Go to the official catalog:
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