Precision pressure transmitter

The pressure transmitter is used to acquire relative and absolute pressures in liquid and gaseous media. The JUMO TAROS S47 P with an analog output signal has a pressure measuring cell with a piezoresistive silicon sensor. The pressure is converted into an electrical current or voltage signal and output via various electrical connections. A built-in magnetoresistive switch (MRS) enables the user to adjust the zero point of the device externally using a magnet. UL and EAC approvals for the pressure transmitter are currently being prepared.

The pressure transmitter is used to measure relative and absolute pressures in liquid and gaseous media. It offers high process reliability through maximum accuracy as well as over a wide temperature range. The measuring ranges are between 0.1 and 100 bar rel. or 0.6 and 40 bar abs. The precision transmitter is used, among other things, in mechanical and plant engineering.

Key features

• High degree of accuracy
• A large selection of process connections and electrical connections
• Zero point adjustment using a magnet
• Active temperature compensation
• Compact dimensions

Applications

• Test equipment construction
• Calibration technology
• Plant construction and mechanical engineering
• Laboratories

 

Measuring range	0.1 to 100 bar rel; 0.6 to 40 bar abs
Medium temperature	-25 to +125 °C (maximum 140 °C for 1h/day)
Accuracy	Up to 0.25 % of the measuring span at 20 °C
Linearity	0,1 %
Long-term stability	0,1 %
Parts in contact with the product	1.4404 and 1.4435 (316L)
Process connections	All common process connections
Electrical connection	Attached cable, round plug M12 × 1, line socket, terminal head
Protection type	IP65 to IP69 (depending on the electrical connection)
Voltage supply	DC 24 V
Special features	Simple zero point correction using a magnet
Application areas	Plant construction and mechanical engineering, pump construction, sterilizers, test equipment construction, calibration technology, laboratories