Pressure Transducer offers digital temperature compensation.
March 2, 2009 -
Available in ranges from vacuum through 0/20,000 psi, Ashcroft® T2 features static accuracy of ±0.25% FS at 21°C and digital temperature compensation that ensures Total Error Band better than ±1% between -20 to +85°C. Unit can be configured with variety of process connections, output signals, and electrical termination options. Able to withstand overpressure, shock, vibration, and extreme pressure cycling, transducer is suited for industrial applications.
The Ashcroft® T2 effectively combines economy, performance and durability into a compact, state-of-the-art pressure transducer. With a static accuracy of ±0.25%FS @ 21°C, modern digital temperature compensation ensures a Total Error Band better than ±1% between -20ºC and +85ºC. An advanced sensor and electronics equip the T2 for maximum stability and long life in the presence of overpressure, shock, vibration, and extreme pressure cycling.
The Ashcroft® T2 pressure transducer can be configured from a long list of process connections, output signals and electrical termination options. Available in ranges from vacuum through 0/20,000 psi, the T2 delivers affordable precision for a broad spectrum of industrial applications.
For more information about the new Ashcroft® T2 pressure transducer, visit www.ashcroft.com or call the factory at 1-800-328-8258. Company Information: Name: Ashcroft Inc. Address: 250 East Main Street City: Stratford State: CT ZIP: 06614 Country: USA Phone: 800-328-8258 http://www.ashcroft.com
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