
Specifications
Pressure range:0 to 250 bar
Standard error:0.5% Full Scale deviation
Housing material:Excellent rust proof Stainless Steel
Design Advantage: A rugged high-pressure sensor ideal for cylinder banks and specialized distribution lines.
Standard pressure sensor CS 250
- High-pressure standard sensor CS 250 operates from 0 to 250 bar. Delivers exceptional accuracy of 0.5% full scale, making it excellent for gaseous cylinders or high-pressure PET packing loops.
- Output signal: 4...20 mA, 2-Wire
- Power supply: 8...30 VDC.
- High-precision measurement engineered for hazardous & industrial environments.
- Long-term sensor stability with auto-calibration diagnostics built-in.
- Dual analog loop outputs with integrated protective isolation barrier.
- Certified repeating accuracy with traceable calibration compliance reports.
Details
- High-precision measurement engineered for hazardous & industrial environments.
- Long-term sensor stability with auto-calibration diagnostics built-in.
- Dual analog loop outputs with integrated protective isolation barrier.
- Certified repeating accuracy with traceable calibration compliance reports.
- Pressure range: 0 to 250 bar
- Standard error: 0.5% Full Scale deviation
- Housing material: Excellent rust proof Stainless Steel
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