Description
What is a pressure transmitter?
A pressure transmitter is a device used to receive, convert, and transmit pressure signals in fluid transmission systems. In addition to determining the pressure of various fluids such as gas, liquid, air, and oil, this device allows the measurement of other important industrial quantities such as flow, level, density, weight, and temperature.
APC_2000ALW Intelligent Pressure Transmitter
This transmitter is used to measure the pressure and absolute pressure of gases, vapors and liquids.
The active sensor element in it is actually a piezo-resistant silicon sensor that is separated from it by a diaphragm and is selected for a specific type of manometric fluid.
Its body is made of aluminum alloy and has an IP66/IP67 protection rating; the appropriate body design allows the use of a local display, display rotation, as well as 340-degree rotation of the body relative to the sensor and the selection of appropriate cables. The communication standard for data exchange with the transmitter is the HART protocol.
