Relative pressure transmitter Z seriesdifferentialabsolutemembrane
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Characteristics
- Pressure type
- relative, differential, absolute
- Technology
- membrane
- Output
- analog
- Mounting
- threaded
- Fluid
- for gas, for liquids
- Applications
- for engines, for HVAC systems, for the petrochemical industry, for building automation, for OEM
- Other characteristics
- compact, two-wire, OEM, CE, temperature-compensated, low pressure, economical, with aluminum housing, custom
- Pressure range
Max.: 6,000,000 Pa
(870.23 psi)Min.: 2,500 Pa
(0.36 psi)- Process temperature
Max.: 85 °C
(185 °F)Min.: -20 °C
(-4 °F)
Description
The Z series transducers have been designed for general use and generally used for non-aggressive gases. They can measure positive and negative pressure in liquids and gases which are not chemically aggressive. The pressure range is +/- 2.5kPa to 6MPa and overpressure is up to 40 kPa: 100 kPa. It has a 200% nominal range and error limit upto 1%. Span temperature error is typ.0.1% max. 0.3% / 10 degrees C and zero temperature error is typ.0.1 max. 0.3% / 10 degrees C. The storage temperature required is -25 divided by 100 degrees C and the voltage is 12 divided by 36V dc.
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