PT30-750psig-1-1-8-46-ST8

Pressure Sensors Transducers Overview

The NOSHOK PT30-750psig-1-1-8-46-ST8 is a high-performance fixed-range industrial pressure transmitter. It features a gauge pressure range of 0 to 750 psig (0 to 5171.07 kPa). The device provides a 4 to 20 mA analog output signal for process monitoring. It utilizes a 1/2 inch (12.7 mm) NPT process connection interface. The unit is designed for robust industrial applications requiring reliable pressure measurement.

Pressure Sensors Transducers Feature Summary

• High-performance construction with fast response time under 1ms
• Accuracy of ±0.25% of span for precise measurement
• Supports gauge, compound, absolute, and vacuum ranges

Pressure Sensors Transducers Applications

• Hydraulic systems monitoring
• Pneumatic control circuits
• Industrial process automation

Pressure Sensors Transducers Procurement Notes

Verify the specific model suffixes against official NOSHOK documentation to ensure correct configuration. Confirm that the required pressure range and output signal match the application specifications. Check for any special ordering requirements or customization options available from authorized distributors.

Pressure Sensors Transducers Selection Notes

Select this model for applications requiring high accuracy and rapid response in hydraulic or pneumatic environments. Ensure the process connection size matches the system interface. Consider the environmental conditions and material compatibility when integrating into the final assembly.

Pressure Sensors Transducers Part Context

The PT30 series represents NOSHOK's line of high-performance fixed-range transmitters and transducers. These devices are engineered for demanding industrial settings, offering reliability and precision. The series includes various pressure ranges and output configurations to suit different operational needs.

Pressure Sensors Transducers Replacement Considerations

Consult official NOSHOK substitution guides for compatible alternatives. Verify electrical parameters and physical dimensions before swapping components to maintain system integrity.