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SUP-2051 Differential Pressure transmitter
SUP-2051 Differential Pressure transmitter
Introduction
A DP transmitter, also known as a differential pressure transmitter, is a type of electronic device used in industrial and process control applications to measure the difference in pressure between two points in a fluid system. It essentially compares the pressure at two different locations in a process and converts that pressure difference into an electrical signal.
Specification
Measure range：
- -100kPa···0~0.1kPa···3MPa
Indication resolution：
- ±0.075%; ±0.01%FS
Ambient temperature:
- -40 ~ 85 ℃
Medium temperature:
- -40~120℃
Storage temperature:
- -40~85℃
Output signal:
- 4-20mA analog output / with HART communication
Shell protection:
- IP67
Diaphragm material:
- Stainless steel 316L, Hastelloy C, supports other custom
Product shell:
- Aluminum alloy, the appearance of epoxy coating
Weight:
- 3.3Kg
Advantage
As the name suggests, DP transmitters are primarily designed for differential pressure measurement. They are used in various applications where the difference in pressure between two points needs to be monitored, such as monitoring pressure drops across filters, heat exchangers, or pumps.
Hydraulic Systems: DP transmitters are used in hydraulic systems to monitor pressure differences and ensure smooth operation and safety.
Steam Systems: DP transmitters are employed in steam systems to measure the pressure difference across steam traps and identify malfunctioning traps.
Air Handling and HVAC: In ventilation systems, DP transmitters are used to monitor air pressure differences, filter conditions, and airflow.
Environmental Monitoring: DP transmitters are used in environmental monitoring equipment to measure pressure changes in weather systems or natural gas pipelines.