Static Line Pressure is the total pressure present at a particular point along a pressurised pipe.
It is often quoted on the specifications for differential pressure sensors as an indicator of the maximum pressure that can be applied to both the high and the low side pressure ports at the same time. This should not be confused with the over-pressure limit which is related to the differential pressure range rather than the static line pressure.
Differential pressure measurement products
- 0.06 inWG positive air pressure transmitter for HVAC blower fan control
- 10bar differential range 4-20mA output air pressure sensor for leak testing use on a 110bar line
- Differential Pressure Voltage Output Transducers
- Compound +/-2.5 mbar DP transmitter, indicator & alarm switch
Glossary of Pressure Range technical terms
- Bidirectional
- Burst Pressure
- FS – Full Scale
- Gauge Reference Pressure
- Negative Gauge Pressure
- Reference Pressure
- SG – Sealed Gauge
- Vented Gauge
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