281-1275: Pressure Transmitter

A Pressure Transmitter, also known as a pressure transducer, is a device used to measure and convert pressure into an electrical signal. It is widely used in various industries for monitoring and controlling pressure in systems. The pressure-sensing element is the core component of a pressure transmitter. It is designed to detect and measure the applied pressure and convert it into a proportional electrical signal. Attributes: • Provides with a pressure range of 0-10 bar • With maximum burst pressure of 50 bar Applications: A Pressure Transmitter is used to provide a precise measurement relative to the actual pressure.