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Relative pressure transmitter KS-ImembraneIO-Link24 Vdc
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Characteristics
- Pressure type
- relative
- Technology
- membrane
- Output
- IO-Link
- Supply voltage
- 24 Vdc, 15VDC
- Mounting
- SMD
- Material
- stainless steel
- Protection level
- rugged, IP65, IP67
- Other characteristics
- compact
- Pressure range
Min.: 4 bar
(58.02 psi)Max.: 1,000 bar
(14,503.77 psi)- Precision
0.5 %
- Process temperature
Min.: -40 °C
(-40 °F)Max.: 125 °C
(257 °F)
Description
KS-I pressure transmitters are based on technology with a film-deposited sensing element on a steel membrane. Thanks to the use of the latest SMD electronics and compact design with all-stainless-steel construction, these products are extremely robust and reliable. KS-I can be defined as a “SMART” sensor capable of providing not only pressure data but also a range of useful information related to the variables or physical quantities detected by the sensor. They are suitable for various industrial sectors, particularly where we find medium/large size machines with many sensors.
IO-Link output signal: IO-Link version 1.1
Transmission type COM3 (230.4 kBaud)
Catalogs
PLASTICS MACHINERY
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