Differential pressure transmitter 988
ceramic4-20 mA2-wire

differential pressure transmitter
differential pressure transmitter
differential pressure transmitter
differential pressure transmitter
differential pressure transmitter
differential pressure transmitter
differential pressure transmitter
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Characteristics

Pressure type
differential
Technology
ceramic
Output
4-20 mA, 2-wire
Electrical connection
M12 connector
Supply voltage
24 Vdc, 24VAC
Fluid
for air, for non-aggressive gases, for liquids
Protection level
IP65
Applications
for building automation, for compressors
Other characteristics
temperature-compensated, OEM, sanitary, high-overpressure
Pressure range

Max.: 10 bar
(145.04 psi)

Min.: 0 bar
(0 psi)

Process temperature

Max.: 85 °C
(185 °F)

Min.: -25 °C
(-13 °F)

Description

The differential pressure transmitters of the 988 series are used to measure differential pressure and overpressure. Monitoring of liquid and gaseous, non-flammable and non-aggressive media. APPLICATIONS Building automation Measurement technology in the sanitary and industrial sector Differential pressure measurement between supply and return in heating systems Monitoring of filters, fans and compressors Cooling systems for heating / air conditioning Pressure range For an optimal adaptation to the application, different pressure ranges are available. The measurement is carried out by a ceramic pressure measuring cell, temperature-compensated via internal PTC. Electrical connection The electrical connection of the transmitter is optionally available with a 4-pin standardized device plug according to DIN EN 175301 Form A, or with a 4-pin M12 flange plug, A-coded, according to DIN EN 61079. OEM versions, assembled versions and different connection threads, as well as other measuring ranges are available on request.
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