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The NOSHOK PT20-100psig-1-13-2-14 is a pressure transmitter designed for industrial process monitoring. It features a stainless steel wetted path and an isolated diaphragm construction to ensure accurate measurement in demanding environments. The unit provides a standard analog output signal corresponding to the applied pressure range. It utilizes a male connection interface for secure system integration. The device is engineered for reliability and long-term stability within automated control loops.
Verify that the specific model number matches the required pressure range and output signal type for your application. Confirm the process connection size and thread type align with existing piping infrastructure. Ensure the material compatibility of the wetted parts suits the fluid being measured. Request the calibration certificate from the supplier to guarantee accuracy standards are met prior to installation.
Select this component based on the required pressure range, output signal specification, and environmental conditions. Evaluate the process media compatibility with the sensor materials. Consider the mounting orientation and space constraints during installation. Verify the electrical supply requirements match the available power source in the control panel or system architecture.
This part belongs to the NOSHOK PT series of pressure transmitters. The series is known for providing reliable pressure measurement solutions across various industrial sectors. These devices typically offer high accuracy and stability, making them suitable for critical process control applications where consistent performance is essential for operational safety and efficiency.
When replacing this unit, ensure the new device matches the original pressure range, output signal, and physical dimensions. Verify that the process connection type and thread specifications are compatible with the existing system. Check that the electrical requirements and mounting configuration allow for a direct swap without modifying the surrounding infrastructure or wiring.