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TECHNICAL DATA
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Technical data
7.1 Technical data
INFORMATION!
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Measuring system
Measuring principle Piezoresistive silicon sensor
Application range Hydrostatic level detection as well as pressure measurement in
pipelines for gas, steam and liquids
Measuring range -1...40 bar / -14.5...580 psi
Measuring accuracy
Reference conditions Medium: air
Temperature: +20°C / +68°F
Pressure type Gauge pressure / absolute pressure
Measuring accuracy 0.5%, 0.25% or 0.1% of the full scale (including linearity, hysteresis
and repeatability)
Deviation of zero point ≤±0.03% of the full scale/10 K
Deviation of span ≤±0.03% of the full scale/10 K
Long-term stability 0.1% of the full scale/ year
Response time (10...90%) 5 ms
Operating conditions
Temperature Temperature Temperature Temperature
Process temperature Standard: -10…+125°C / +14...+257°F
With optional cooling neck: -10…+200°C / +14...+392°F
CIP/SIP Max. up to 150°C / 302°F < 60 minutes for hygienic process
connections
Max. up to 125°C / 257°F for devices with thread connection
Ambient temperature -10…+85°C / +14...+185°F
Storage temperature -10…+85°C / +14...+185°F
Other conditions Other conditions Other conditions Other conditions
Protection category acc. to IEC 529 / EN 60529 IP67
Installation conditions
Installation Can be installed in any position, zero point or position correction may
be required following installation.
To ensure proper cooling function, versions with cooling neck
(T
Medium
≤ 200°C / 392°F) must be installed at a maximum 10° angle
to the horizontal.
Dimensions and weights For detailed information refer to section "Dimensions and weights".
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