Excess pressure transducer Aplisens PC-28, OExiaIICT6, 0-1.6 MPa, 4-20mA
Offer type: salePublished: 18.02.2018
Pressure transmitter PC-28 is designed for measurement of gauge
pressure and convert it into a unified DC signal
4-20mA.
Technical parameters of the device:
All parts in contact with the medium,
made of stainless steel and are hermetically welded. So there is no
need to use additional sealing materials
can react with the environment to measure the pressure.
The compact case is also made of stainless steel and provides an ingress protection class IP 65
Special features
Measuring range from 0 ... 1.6 MPa
Wire leads, plug-in connections or
terminal box
Thread M20x1.5
In stock - 1pc.
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