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DMP331P Hygienic Flush Pressure Transmitter

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Sanitary pressure sensor wth exposed diaphragm with no crevices for high temperatures up to 300 Degrees Celsius in ranges from 100mb up to 40 bar gauge or absolute

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The DMP 331P hygienic flush pressure transmitter has a selection of hygienic flush diaphragms for food & drink pressure or level measurement applications.

The DMP331 P high temp hygienic pressure transmitter is ATEX approved for intrinsic safety and with the sanitary flush diaphragm it is suitable for pharmaceutical & biotechnology applications.

Technical Summary

Pressure Ranges: 0.1 bar to 40 bar gauge, 600 mb to 40 bar absolute

Accuracy: 0.175% full scale BSL NLHR > 0.4 bar (0.25% <= 0.4 bar)

Output Signals: 4-20mA current loop or 0-10V amplified voltage

Electrical Connections: DIN plug, IP67 cable gland, field housing, Buccaneer (IP68) or Binder connector

Pressure Connections: Triclover clamp, dairy and BSP screw-in threads

Special Options: 300°C or 150°C max. media temp. with cooling element, food compatible oil fill, ATEX approved for intrinsic safety

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