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Submersible Pressure Sensors
- Submersible pressure transducer
- Pressure ranges from 1 to 100 PSI
- Accuracy down to ≤±0.25% BFSL
- Stability (1 year) of ≤±0.25% of FS
- Pressure cycles of 50 million
- Overpressure of 2x minimum
- Burst pressure of 5x or 500 PSI
- Non-Clogging submersible pressure transducer
- Pressure ranges from 2 PSI to 50 PSI
- Flush diaphragm prevents clogging
- Hastelloy C276 diaphragm material
- IP68 rated
- Operating temperature of -40 to +85°C
- Compensated temperatures from 0 to +55°C
- Intrinsically safe submersible pressure transducer
- Pressure ranges from 1 PSI up to 50 PSI
- Accuracy of ≤±0.25% BFSL
- Stability of ≤±0.25% of FS (1 year)
- Pressure cycles of 50 million
- Overpressure of 2x minimum
- Burst pressure of 5x or 250 PSI
- Submersible tank gauging level transmitters
- Piezo-resistive sensor
- Excellent stability,repeatability and resolution
- Suitable for continuous submersion in the liquid – ideal for use with water, oils and fuels (refer to the Chemical Compatibility sheet in the technical library
Manufacturers
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The below manufacturers are all of our authorised partners that produce Submersible Pressure Sensors or related products.
Submersible Pressure Sensors
Submersible pressure sensors/transducers, also known as hydrostatic level sensors, measure liquid level by converting the pressure of a liquid based on its height above the sensor and its density into a linear output signal.
This type of sensor can be a cost-effective solution for monitoring liquid levels in various applications as well as for measurements inside tanks that are vented to the atmosphere such as diesel fuel tanks.
Submersible pressure sensors are available with intrinsically safe ratings making them suitable for applications that are considered hazardous locations.
