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HIGH temperature transducer
- Manufacturer: DPF Sensors
- Category: Pressure, SENSORS
Suitable for high temperature hydraulic processes
Properties
0…1 bar to 0…2000 bar | |
-40…180°C medium temperature | |
0.5 % accuracy | |
| Output signal 4…20 mA, 0…10 Vdc, 0.5..4.5 Vdc, 1…5 Vdc | |
| Absolute or relative pressure. | |
| 1/4″ Gas thread. |


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