- Detection - Measurement
- Flow, Pressure and Level Measurements
- Dial pressure gauge
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Dial pressure gauge TMP 502stainless steelBourdon tubewith electrical contact
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Characteristics
- Display
- dial
- Material
- stainless steel
- Technology
- Bourdon tube
- Communication
- with electrical contact
- Protection level
- IP65
- Applications
- for water, for hydraulic applications, for pharmaceutical applications
- Pressure
Min.: -1 bar
(-14.5 psi)Max.: 1,600 bar
(23,206.04 psi)
Description
Main features
All stainless steel measuring system
Socket-case, direct welded
Liquid filled versions
About
The TMP502 All Stainless Steel Pressure Gauge with bourdon tube sensing element offers a robust design with electric contact, High-version case.
Technical Data
Product code - 502
Name - TMP
Designation - All SS electric contact pressure gauge
Measuring range - -1 ... 0 to 0 ... 1600 bar
Measuring principle - Bourdon Tube (100 bar: Helical)
Approval / conformity - EN 837-1
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