A gas differential pressure transmitter, also known as wind differential pressure transmitter, is a sensor for measuring the pressure difference between two gas points. It is commonly applied to detect the pressure gap across the front and rear sections of equipment or components.

Technical Parameters

1 Measurement Range -100 kPa~0~200 Pa~1 kPa~1 MPa
2 Overpressure Withstand Limit 3 times the full measurement range
3 Overall Accuracy 0.2%FS, 0.5%FS, 1.0%FS
4 Output Signal 4~20mA (2-wire); 0~5V / 1~5V / 0~10V (3-wire)
5 Power Supply 24 VDC (adaptable to 12~36 VDC)
6 Medium Temperature Range -20~85 ℃ (standard model); -20~150 ℃ (high-temperature variant)
7 Ambient Operating Temperature -20~85 ℃ (normal temperature grade)
8 Load Resistance Current output: ≤800 Ω; Voltage output: ≥50 kΩ
9 Insulation Resistance >2000 MΩ (tested at 100 VDC)
10 Ingress Protection Rating IP65
11 Long-Term Stability 0.1%FS per year
12 Vibration Influence Output drift <0.1%FS within 20 Hz–1000 Hz mechanical vibration band
13 Electrical Connection Direct lead-out wiring
14 Process Thread Interface M10×1, customizable for special installation needs

Application Scenarios

It is widely used in pressure monitoring and process control for boiler air supply, underground mine ventilation, cleanroom automation, covering power generation and coal mining industries.

Structural Features

The transmitter is assembled with OEM silicon piezoresistive differential pressure sensing cores. The default housing is made of aluminum alloy, and stainless steel housings are available for harsh working conditions. Its dual pressure ports adopt M10 thread + cock structure, which can be mounted directly on pipelines or connected externally via pressure impulse tubing.

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