The Fisher 377 Trip Valve is a pressure-sensing pneumatic device designed to automatically shut off or trip an actuator when a predefined pressure level is reached. Engineered by Emerson, the 377 is widely used in emergency shutdown (ESD) applications to ensure rapid, reliable response to abnormal pressure conditions.
This compact, field-proven trip valve is essential in critical process safety systems where fast pressure-based actuation is required, helping safeguard equipment, personnel, and the environment.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Fisher 377 Trip Valve |
| Manufacturer | Emerson Process Management |
| Actuation Type | Pneumatic pressure sensing |
| Trip Pressure Range | 15 to 250 psi (1.0 to 17.2 bar) |
| Reset Options | Manual or automatic |
| Body Materials | Aluminum or stainless steel |
| Temperature Range | -40°C to +82°C (-40°F to +180°F) |
| Port Connection | 1/4" NPT (others optional) |
| Certifications | PED, ATEX, potentially SIL-rated (application-specific) |
| Typical Compatible Actuators | Fisher 657, 667, 1051, 1061, and more |