Pressure Transducer employs aerospace silicon technology.June 17, 2008 -
Compatible with most process-control equipment, PX309 Series pressure transducers offer choice of absolute pressures from 5-300 psi, gage pressures from 1-10,000 psi, and 3 output ranges including 0-100 mV, 0-5 Vdc, and 4-20 mA. They come with 3 connection styles such as 5 ft cable, mini DIN (mating connector included), and military-style twist-lock. Featuring SS construction, RoHS and CE compliant units use semiconductor sensor technology.
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Omegadyne, Inc.
149 Stelzer Ct.
Sunbury, OH, 43074
USA
Pressure Transducers: High Performance, Economical
OMEGADYNE's PX309 Series
Employing the latest aerospace silicon technology, the PX309 Series pressure transducers from OMEGA deliver superior accuracy at competitive prices. These tranducers offer a choice of absolute pressures from 5 to 300 psi, gage pressures from 1 to 10,000 psi, and 3 output ranges, 0 to 100 mV, 0 to 5 Vdc, and 4 to 20 mA, which makes them compatible with most process-control equipment. All stainless steel construction provides the durability needed for industrial applications. The transducers use the latest semiconductor sensor technology. Pressure ranges 50 psi and below plus all absolute pressure ranges use a high stability semiconductor pressure sensor isolated via a fluid filled stainless steel diaphragm system. Pressure ranges 100 psi and above use high accuracy silicon strain gages molecularly bonded to a stainless steel diaphragm. Both systems provide a rugged sensor with high accuracy and excellent long term stability. Three connection styles are available: 1.5 m (5') cable, mini DIN (mating connector included), and military-style twist-lock. All models are RoHS and CE compliant.
Prices start at $175.
For more information, go to the OMEGADYNE web site at
http://www.omegadyne.com/ppt/prod.htm...
Info@omegadyne.com
www.omegadyne.com
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