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DRS Low Differential Pressure Transmitter
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Low range differential pressure sensor with rangeable 4-20mA current loop or amplified voltage output signal in pressure ranges from 1.6mb up to 6 bar differential
Product Parameters Pressure Ranges: from 1.6 mb up to 6 bar differential Accuracy: ±0.25% FS Output Signal: Fully configurable 4 to 20 mA current or amplified voltage output available Electrical Connection: Large DIN 43650 plug & socket, IP65 protection rating Pressure Connection: 1/8 BSP female Special Features: Rangeable turndown of 5 to 1 for each base range range Special Options: Non-linear output signals, square root, 3/2, 5/2 type, high overload protection with XD (gas) and WS versions (liquids)
Product Description The DRS differential pressure transducer can be used with either non-condensing clean gases or low viscosity liquids & condensing dirty gases with the silicone oil filled option. The digital electronics can easily be configured to set-up a turndown range of up to 5 to 1, compound range, elevated zero, square root output for flow measurement, customer specified non-linear output, filter jump out and RC time constant adjustment.
Delivery Time 6-8 weeks plus dispatch time
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