
A sandwich block that drops into a Cetop valve stack and gives you a port to mount a pressure switch on. Instead of tapping into a line somewhere and running extra plumbing, the switch bolts to the stack and senses A, B or P directly. Rated to 350 bar.
| Cetop size | Maximum pressure | Connected ports | Part number |
| Cetop 3 (NG6) | 350 bar | A and B, or P | B6 |
| Cetop 5 (NG10) | 350 bar | A and B, or P | B10 |
| Parameter | Value |
| Type | Modular Cetop adaptor, pressure switch manifold |
| Sizes | Cetop 3 (NG6) and Cetop 5 (NG10) |
| Maximum pressure | 350 bar |
| Connected ports | A and B, or P |
Check your tie-bolt length before you order: every module you add to a Cetop stack needs longer bolts, and a block torqued down on bolts that are one thread short will weep at the seals and eventually blow a gasket out sideways. Fit new seals rather than reusing the old ones – they cost almost nothing and a stack that has to come apart twice costs a morning. Sensing P gives you supply pressure regardless of what the spool is doing, which is what you want for pump and accumulator control; sensing A or B tells you what the actuator is actually seeing, which is what you want for clamp and load-holding confirmation. Torque the tie bolts evenly in a cross pattern to the valve maker’s figure – overtightening distorts the block faces and causes the very leak you were trying to prevent.
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