It’s a device that mounts on a valve actuator to show valve position and can include switches, sensors, or solenoid valves.

Compact design, clear visual indication, multiple switch options, optional solenoid, hazardous area approvals, and tough stainless steel housing.

Yes. TXS switchboxes can be used in ATEX, IECEx, and UL approved hazardous zones.

It mounts directly on the actuator (NAMUR/ISO standard). Use correct torque on bolts, align the shaft, and seal cable entries properly.

It’s designed for up to 1 million cycles before needing maintenance.

Do not exceed 7 bar air pressure. Keep air clean and don’t restrict the exhaust ports.

Mechanical switches, hermetically sealed switches, proximity sensors, and bus communication options like AS-Interface or Profibus.

Yes. The stainless steel body resists corrosion, and the housing is IP66/67 for water and dust protection.

Common issues are mis-aligned targets, moisture ingress, worn parts after heavy use, or air supply problems with the solenoid.

Use the correct certified cable glands, ground the unit properly, tighten cover screws to spec, and follow local electrical codes.

Decide how many switches you need, the switch type, if you need a solenoid, what environment it will be used in, and what approvals are required.