8252.H0.2530.01.23.34.40

Pressure Sensors Transducers Overview

The Trafag 8252.H0.2530.01.23.34.40 is a pressure sensor designed for gauge pressure measurement with an operating range of 400 PSI (2757.9 kPa). It features an analog voltage output spanning from 0.5 V to 4.5 V and maintains an accuracy of ±0.5%. The device utilizes a threaded port style, specifically a male 1/4 inch NPT connection, ensuring secure integration into pressurized systems.

Pressure Sensors Transducers Feature Summary

• Provides analog voltage signal output proportional to applied pressure
• Engineered for gauge pressure measurement applications
• Features a threaded male connector for system integration

Pressure Sensors Transducers Applications

• Industrial process monitoring
• Hydraulic system pressure tracking
• Compressed air system control

Pressure Sensors Transducers Procurement Notes

Verify the specific suffix codes against official manufacturer documentation to ensure exact functional alignment. Confirm that the gauge pressure type and 400 PSI rating match the intended application requirements. Ensure the male 1/4 NPT thread interface is compatible with existing system ports before procurement.

Pressure Sensors Transducers Selection Notes

Select this component when a gauge pressure sensor with analog voltage output is required. The 400 PSI range suits moderate pressure environments. Verify compatibility with supply voltages and signal conditioning circuits. Ensure the threaded connection fits the installation space and mating hardware specifications accurately.

Pressure Sensors Transducers Part Context

This model belongs to the Trafag 8252 series of pressure sensors. The series typically offers various pressure ranges and output types. This specific variant focuses on gauge measurement with a defined analog voltage span. It represents a standardized industrial sensing solution within the broader product portfolio.

Pressure Sensors Transducers Replacement Considerations

Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Cross-referencing requires direct comparison of technical specifications including pressure range, output type, and physical interface dimensions.