ITT Engineered Valves
Pure-Flo Integrated Sensing Platform (ISP)
The Pure-Flo Integrated Sensing Platform (ISP) is an ultra-compact, fully potted position-sensing module for EnviZion and Pure-Flo hygienic diaphragm valves. It reports valve position using non-contact magnetoresistive sensing with automatic calibration, and can carry an optional integral solenoid so sensing and pilot control live in one small package.
Product Benefits
- Nothing to wear or drift: Because the sensing is non-contact, there are no mechanical switch elements to wear or drift.
- Automatic calibration: Automatic calibration removes the fiddly manual setup that traditional switch boxes require.
- Status seen across the room: High-visibility programmable LEDs make valve status readable from a distance.
- Washdown-ready electronics: The fully potted electronics shrug off washdown conditions, and the module carries FM certification for demanding installations.
- Optional integral solenoid: Choosing the integral solenoid option consolidates the pilot valve into the same compact housing, simplifying tubing and panel work.
Where It's Used
- Automated hygienic valves: The ISP serves automated hygienic valve installations in biopharmaceutical and other clean-process plants.
- EnviZion and Pure-Flo: It adapts across the EnviZion and Pure-Flo ranges, from fractional sizes up to large valves.
- Wired or networked: It fits both conventionally wired plants and networked architectures, with discrete two-wire and three-wire options alongside ASi and DeviceNet connectivity.
Good to Know
- Quick-connect wiring: A standard quick-connect fitting keeps wiring tidy and replaceable.
- Standard pneumatic ports: When the integral solenoid is fitted, standard ports serve the inlet, actuator and exhaust.
- Response varies by size: Opening response is quick on smaller valves and naturally slower on the largest sizes, which is worth considering when sequencing automated steps.
- Sealed, not serviceable: Because the electronics are fully potted, the module is treated as a sealed unit rather than a serviceable instrument. That is a simpler maintenance model, based on replacement instead of repair.
