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Relative pressure transducer HM 20-2X/100-C-K35-Nelectromagneticthin-filmanalog
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Characteristics
- Pressure type
- relative
- Technology
- thin-film, electromagnetic
- Output
- analog
- Electrical connection
- M12 connector, 4-pole
- Material
- stainless steel
- Pressure range
100 bar
(1,450.38 psi)
Description
Pressure transducer with analog output 4 … 20 mA, pressure range 0 … 100 bar, connector 4-pole M12x1 A-coded, throttle element
Short signal rise time < 1 ms for dynamic pressure control. All components in contact with the media are made of stainless steel. High degree of measurement accuracy of < 0.5% FS. Excellent overload and bursting behavior.
Thin film measuring cell
Analog output: 4 … 20 mA
Hydraulic connection G1/4
Throttle element in the pressure channel
Connector 4-pole, M12x1, A-coded
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