Choose vacuum pressure transmitters for measurements over the low vacuum range of 25 to 760 Torr, using an absolute or negative gauge reference vacuum range. Use these vacuum pressure transmitters to measure partial vacuums on manufacturing processes, food packagers, autoclave sterilizers, leak testers, suction pumps and atmospheric simulators.
DMK331P Flush Diaphragm Pressure Sensor - Screw-in pressure transmitter with flush stainless steel 316L diaphragm for measuring pressures of fluids with very high viscosity from 900 up to 6000 psi
DMP331P Hygienic Flush Pressure Transmitter - Sanitary pressure sensor wth exposed diaphragm with no crevices for high temperatures up to 300 Degrees Celsius in ranges from 100mb up to 40 bar gauge or absolute
DMK457 Marine Approved Pressure Transmitter - Marine approved pressure transmitter with 4-20mA current loop output for shipbuilding with optional CuNiFe housing for sea-water compatibility
DMP457 Marine Approved Pressure Transmitter - Marine approved stainless steel diaphragm pressure transmitter with 4-20mA current loop output for shipbuilding in ranges from 100mb to 600 bar gauge or absolute.
DS200P Sanitary Low Range Pressure Gauge, Switch and Sensor - All in one electronic switch, gauge and sensor designed specifically for use in the food, drink and biomedical industry for measuring process pressures.
DPS200 HVAC Differential Pressure Transmitter - Differential air pressure sensor with a 10 volt or a 4-20mA output for building ventilation applications. Ranges from 0 to 6 mbar up to 0 to 1000 mbar.
LEO3 Current or Digital Output Pressure Gauge - LCD digital pressure gauge powered externally by a 2 wire series 4-20mA current loop or a digital interface.
DMP343 Low Range Pneumatic Pressure Sensor - DMP343 pneumatic pressure sensor for measuring very low range pressures on pneumatic control systems, heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems (HVAC) .
- Flush mountable vacuum transmitter
- Marine and IS approved, -1 to 3 mWG compound range pressure transmitter
- 30 psi absolute vacuum pressure transmitter for process plant installations
- 1000 mbar vacuum transmitter for use with waste toner dust
- 50 kPa negative gauge vacuum transmitter for Milk
- Minus 15 psi gauge intrinsically safe pressure transmitter
- -1 to 10 bar ATEX pressure sensor
- Dairy compatible 90 kPa vacuum pressure transmitter
- Vacuum range 0-20 milliamp output pressure transducer for leak testing
- Landfill biogas extraction well depressure pressure transmitter
- Under and Over pressure monitoring -10…+200 mb pressure transmitter
- -1 to 20 bar g compound range IS 4-20mA propane pressure sensor for process control use
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Specifying vacuum pressure transmitter requirements
Some questions to ask when defining the product requirements for a vacuum pressure transmitter.
Vacuum range
What range of vacuum do you need to measure, is it over the whole range from atmospheric pressure to a high vacuum, or a partial vacuum such as reducing the pressure to 90% atmospheric pressure?
Reference type
Are you measuring vacuum relative to full vacuum reading, which would need an absolute reference, or are you measuring vacuum relative to atmospheric pressure, which would require a gauge reference?
Current output type
What current output scaling is required for the vacuum transmitter signal, e.g. 4-20mA, 0-20mA?
Accuracy
How accurate does the vacuum reading need to be in % of full range or vacuum units such as mbar, Torr, inHg, mmHg or psi?
Electrical connection
Do you have a preferred way of connecting the current output signal to your vacuum measurement instrumentation?
Do you need a connector or a cable supplied with the transmitter?
Media type
What is the vacuum medium being measured? A vacuum measurement application often involves the removal of air, but it can involve any type of gas, and this may affect the suitability of materials used in the construction of the transducer, so it is an important consideration to ensure the long term reliability of the vacuum pressure transmitter.
Process connection
Do you have a preferred vacuum connection for mounting the transmitter? The level of vacuum being applied can influence the type of connection required, particularly high vacuums where vacuum compatible materials and vacuum seal integrity becomes more restrictive.
Checklist for vacuum pressure transmitter requirements
Define your vacuum pressure transmitter requirements using this checklist:
- Vacuum range?
- Reference type?
- Current output type?
- Accuracy?
- Electrical connection?
- Media type?
- Process connection?