Posted on April 27, 2011 - ( views)
Integrating a a silicon sensor installed in a stable, stainless steel housing, JUMO MIDAS S06 pressure transmitter is overload resistant in a measuring range down to 100 mbar and is capable of millions of load changes. The fully welded measuring is suitable for use in virtually any media. All the customary requirements with regard to EMC, vibration and shock resistance are met and exceeded. Available for relative pressure measurement ranges from 100 mbar to 10 bar, graduated in accordance with the DIN series, the transmitter offers %.2 % per year long-term stability. It is temperature compensated over the –20 to 100 °C range, with linearity better than 0.3%. Users can choose from a vast number of thread forms and sizes for connecting to the process. The usual current, voltage and ratiometric signals are available as the electric output.
Edited by: Teoman Tugsuz
Moritz-Juchheim-Strasse 1
36039 Fulda
Germany
Tel.: +49-661-60030
Fax: +49-661-6003500
For simple applications
Input isolating amplifier
For railway technology
Records 0-1.6 bar up to 0-100bar
2-wire temperature transmitter
Meets the requirements of complex control processes
Meets the highest standards for hygiene
Offers wireless transmission
Follow hygienic design standards
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