Pressure Transducer, 0 to 500 PSI, +/-1Pct MPN:628-14-GH-P1-E4-S1
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Pressure Transducer, 0 to 500 PSI, +/-1Pct
The Dwyer Instruments Pressure Transducer is a reliable and accurate solution for measuring pressure in a variety of industrial applications. With a range of 0 to 500 PSI and an accuracy of +/-1% of full scale, this transducer is perfect for use in oil and gas, chemical processing, and power generation. Its compact design and stainless steel housing make it suitable for use in harsh environments. The 4-20mA DC output allows for easy integration into control systems, while the NEMA 4X and IP66 ratings ensure protection against dust and water. Ideal for use in applications where precise pressure measurement is critical.
Top product features:
- Measures pressure from 0 to 500 PSI
- Transmits output signal as 4 to 20mA DC current
- Resists environmental factors with NEMA 4X and IP66 ratings
Top product applications:
- Pressure Transducer for Industrial Process Control Systems
- Pressure Transmitter for Oil and Gas Exploration Equipment
- Pressure Measurement Device for HVAC Systems
Pressure Transmitter, Minimum Pressure 0 psi, Maximum Pressure 500 psi, Electrical Connections 4-Pin DIN 43650 Form C Connector, Output 4 to 20mA DC, Accuracy +/-1 Percent of Full Scale, Number of Wires 2, Process Connection Gender Male, Process Connection Size 1/4 in, Process Connection Type NPT, Power Required 10 to 30V DC, NEMA Rating NEMA 4X, IP Rating IP66, Series 628, Maximum Operating Temperature 200 Degrees F, Minimum Operating Temperature 0 Degrees F, Housing Material Stainless Steel
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: US
- Drop Ship Item: No
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 1 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 4.80
- Package Width: 3.60
- Package Height: 1.50
- Package Weight: 0.30
Product info last updated on January 27, 2026 5:51am UTC
Category: Pressure and Vacuum Measuring