Gas pressure regulator UR-Z700 seriescartridgesingle-stagedigital
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Characteristics
- Product
- gas
- Technology
- cartridge
- Number of stages
- single-stage
- Output signal
- digital
- Applications
- industrial
- Other characteristics
- high-precision, digital
- Pressure
Max.: 9.5 bar
(137.79 psi)Min.: 0.01 bar
(0.15 psi)- Flow
Max.: 0.02 l/min
(0.01 us gal/min)Min.: 0 l/min
(0 us gal/min)- Temperature
Max.: 50 °C
(122 °F)Min.: 5 °C
(41 °F)
Description
The UR-Z700 Series is the auto pressure regulator equipped with a digital control circuit that uses a high-accuracy pressure sensor and a high-resolution, fast-response piezoelectric valve. It can be remotely operated by various external signals and automatically controls pressure. The all-metal gas contacting part minimizes dead volume, making it ideal for corrosive gases and low vapor pressure gases.
FEATURES
Stable pressure control even in lines that experience instantaneous fluctuations
Simplification of the gas line enables significant reduction of dead volume
Vessel pressure during liquid bubbling can be set arbitrarily
Supports digital/analog, DeviceNet™, and EtherCAT® communication
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