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6000 High Accuracy Digital Pressure Transducer
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High precision RS232 or RS485 interface pressure sensor for use as a reference standard for calibration or research purposes. An accuracy of ±0.02% FS is achieved over single or dual scaled pressure ranges from 350mb up to 400 bar gauge or absolute.
Product Parameters
Pressure Ranges: from 350mbar (5 psi) up to 400 bar (6000 psi) gauge or absolute with single or dual scaling including -1000 mbar (-15 psi) vacuum and 800 to 1200 mbar (11 to 17 psi) barometric ranges.
Accuracy: ±0.02% full scale including linearity, hysteresis, repeatability and temperature effects from +15 to 45°C
Output Signal: RS232 or RS485 digital communications interface with 20 msec digital signal update
Electrical Connection: 6 pin Bendix military style bayonet
Pressure Connection: 1/4 NPT male thread
Media Compatibility: Liquids and gases compatible with stainless steel 316L for ranges above 1 bar, dry non-corrosive gases for ranges below 1 bar
Special Features: Very high accuracy, Labview driver available, 35 selectable pressure units
Product Description
The 6000 highly accurate digital pressure sensor incorporates a highly stable piezo-resistive silicon sensor element to achieve a very low level of calibration drift over a long period of time. Digital compensation techniques are performed on this sensor element to achieve a highly accurate pressure reading.
All the utility software and manuals you need to operate the digital interface of the 6000 digital pressure sensor is provided.
Delivery Time
6-8 weeks plus dispatch time
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All prices are exclusive of any applicable VAT and delivery charges
£1,305.00
Site Last Updated: 09/02/12
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