Industrial Pressure Transmitter Model PT11

Features

1. Compact design

2. Rugged stainless steel construction

3. High shock and vibration stability

4. Reverse polarity and limit protection

5. High accuracy, stability, and reliability

6.Protection IP67 / IP65

Ranges

0… 1.5 psi up to 0 … 15,000 psi

0 … 0.1 bar up to 0 … 1000 bar & kg/cm2

0 … 10 kPa up to 0 … 100,000 kPa

Applications

1. Machine and construction apparatus

2. Hydraulic and Pneumatics systems

3. Refrigeration and air conditioning

4. Emissions monitoring

5. Power generation

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