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- SMART Transmitter, -20mA + HART protocol
- Span limits: 0 to 100 bar
- Rangeability : 100:1
- Accuracy : 0.2% (0.1% as an option)
- Power supply 10.5 to 45VDC
- Process wetted parts material: 316L st. st., Hastelloy, Monel, Tantalum,
- Process connection ¼”-18NPT (oval flanges on request)
- Burnout according NAMUR NE43 recommandations
- Long term stability : +/- 0.1% of maximum span / 10years
Options: Local analog or digital indicator, Intrinsically safe version, Explosion proof version, FM, CSA and IECEx certification, Stainless Steel electronic housing
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The Series ISDP Differential Pressure Transmitter provides a 4-20 mA process output, a robust NEMA 4X enclosure, plus a large LCD display that can be programmed to read in pressure, velocity or flow. The ISDP offers simplified programming via a Menu key that enables the user to select: security level; English or Metric engineering units; pressure, velocity or flow operation, K-factor for use with various Pitot tubes and flow sensors, circular or rectangular duct size for volumetric flow operation plus many more. The Series ISDP Differential Pressure Transmitter is powered on its two wire loop with 10-35 VDC via its integral M-12 four pin male connector. The ISDP provides a 0.5% full scale accuracy on ranges from 0.25″ w.c. to 100″ w.c. as well as bi-directional models up to 10″ w.c. These features make the Series ISDP Differential Pressure Transmitter the ideal instrument for monitoring pressures or air flows in hazardous zones having a Class I Div. I Groups A, B, C, D; Class II Div. I Groups E, F, G; Class III Div. I ratings.
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Differential Pressure (DP) is defined as the difference between two pressures. Differential Pressure Transmitters use a reference point called the low-side pressure and compare it to the high-side pressure. Ports in the instrument are marked high-side and low-side.
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Differential Pressure (DP) is defined as the difference between two pressures. Differential Pressure Transmitters use a reference point called the low-side pressure and compare it to the high-side pressure. Ports in the instrument are marked high-side and low-side.
price by request
Available
Differential Pressure (DP) is defined as the difference between two pressures. Differential Pressure Transmitters use a reference point called the low-side pressure and compare it to the high-side pressure. Ports in the instrument are marked high-side and low-side.
price by request
Available