Relative pressure transmitter ILMstrain gaugedigitalIO-Link
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Characteristics
- Pressure type
- relative
- Technology
- strain gauge
- Output
- digital, IO-Link
- Process connection
- 1/2" UNF, M18 x 1,5
- Material
- stainless steel
- Applications
- melt
- Other characteristics
- precision, smart, high-temperature
- Pressure range
Min.: 0 bar
(0 psi)Max.: 2,000 bar
(29,007.55 psi)- Precision
0.25 %, 0.5 %
- Process temperature
Min.: -273 °C
(-459.4 °F)Max.: 400 °C
(752 °F)
Description
Overview
The ILM series are mercury-filled pressure transmitters with IO-Link digital output and Performance Level 'd'/SIL2 (PLd/SIL2) options, specifically engineered for high-temperature melt applications. The sensors use a hydraulic transmission principle and are designed for Industry 4.0 environments, providing auxiliary information via IO-Link to help prevent machine downtime. The ILM series can read media temperatures up to 400°C (750°F) and is suitable for Functional Safety applications.
Main features
Typical technical characteristics (excerpt)
Applications / Advantages
Caractéristiques / spécifications techniques
The ILM series are mercury-filled pressure transmitters with IO-Link digital output and Performance Level 'd'/SIL2 (PLd/SIL2) options, specifically engineered for high-temperature melt applications. The sensors use a hydraulic transmission principle and are designed for Industry 4.0 environments, providing auxiliary information via IO-Link to help prevent machine downtime. The ILM series can read media temperatures up to 400°C (750°F) and is suitable for Functional Safety applications.
Main features
- Mercury filled construction for melt/high-temperature applications
- Digital IO-Link output interface (smart device, Industry 4.0 ready)
- Performance Level PLd and SIL2 approvals for Functional Safety
- Capability to read media temperature up to 400°C (750°F)
- Autozero function
- Auxiliary/process information available over IO-Link protocol
Typical technical characteristics (excerpt)
- Pressure ranges: 0-17 to 0-2000 bar / 0-250 to 0-30000 psi
- Accuracy classes: < ±0.25% FS (H) ; < ±0.5% FS (M)
- Standard threads: 1/2-20 UNF, M18x1.5
- Diaphragm materials/coatings: 15-5 PH diaphragm with GTP+ coating; 17-7 PH corrugated diaphragm with GTP+ coating for ranges below 100 bar / 1500 psi
- Rangeability: 3:1
Applications / Advantages
- Designed for melt and other high-temperature processes where media temperature measurement up to 400°C is required
- IO-Link enables smart diagnostics and auxiliary data to reduce downtime and integrate with Industry 4.0 systems
- Suitable for safety-related installations where PLd / SIL2 certification is required
Caractéristiques / spécifications techniques
- Constructive principle: hydraulic transmission of the pressure
- Output: IO-Link digital output (smart device features and auxiliary information)
- Temperature of media: up to 400°C (750°F)
- Functional safety: PLd, SIL2 approved
- Autozero function available
- Available process data and diagnostic information through IO-Link
- Pressure ranges, accuracy classes and thread options as listed under Typical technical characteristics
Catalogs
MELT PRESSURE SENSORS
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