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Xacti Rangeable Flush Pressure Transmitter with LCD Readout
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Rangeable Pressure Transmitter with an all stainless steel construction with LCD digital readout display and optional HART communications. Specifically designed for use in food, dairy, pharmaceutical or biotechnology applications where ultra clean crevice free flush diaphragms are required.
Product Parameters
Pressure Ranges: from 0.4 bar up to 40 bar gauge and 1 bar up to 40 bar absolute plus compound ranges
Accuracy: ±0.1% full scale output
Output Signal: 4 to 20mA (2wire) with HART option
Electrical Connection: M12 connector
Environmental Protection: IP67
Process Connection: Clamp (ISO2852), dairy pipe (DIN 11851), Flange (DIN2501), Varivent, DRD, G1 cone
Media Compatibility: Stainless steel 316L diaphragm and process connection, optional all Hastelloy or Tantal diaphragms available
Weight: 400 g
Dimensions: Globe housing 38.2 mm radius
Special Features: Re-rangeable 4-20mA output, LCD display
Special Options: intrinsic safety, HART interface, food grade (FDA approved) or halocarbon oil fill, high temperature media cooling element
Product Description
The xacti flush diaphragm adjustable range pressure transmitter can be adjusted by the user via 3 buttons located behind the laminated safety viewing glass. A turndown ratio on the output signal of up to 10 to 1 is achievable for convenient scaling in different process locations.
For intrinsically safe environments there is optional ATEX approved electronics that can be specified along with HART communications if required for configuring and reading device details such as tag numbers, serial numbers, pressure range, output scaling and displayed engineering units.
A selection of hygienic/sanitary flush diaphragms can be fitted with special oil fillings for use on food, drink on pharmaceutical processes.
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