PT40-750psig-2-1-8-25-CC

Pressure Sensors Transducers Overview

The NOSHOK PT40-750psig-2-1-8-25-CC is a pressure transmitter designed for industrial process monitoring. It features a 750 psig measurement range with an electrical output signal of 4-20 mA. The unit utilizes a 2-wire DC power configuration and incorporates a stainless steel wetted materials construction to ensure durability in demanding environments.

Pressure Sensors Transducers Feature Summary

• Provides continuous analog pressure measurement via standard current loop signaling
• Constructed with corrosion-resistant stainless steel components for long-term reliability
• Designed for integration into automated control systems requiring precise feedback

Pressure Sensors Transducers Applications

• Industrial process automation
• HVAC system monitoring
• Fluid power equipment

Pressure Sensors Transducers Procurement Notes

Verify the specific model designation against official manufacturer documentation to confirm technical specifications. Ensure compatibility with existing system voltage and signal requirements before procurement. Cross-reference part numbers with authorized distributors to guarantee authenticity and traceability.

Pressure Sensors Transducers Selection Notes

Select this component based on required pressure range, output signal type, and environmental conditions. Confirm material compatibility with the measured medium. Evaluate installation constraints and mounting requirements to ensure proper fit within the target application infrastructure.

Pressure Sensors Transducers Part Context

This pressure transmitter belongs to the NOSHOK product line focused on accurate pressure sensing solutions. It serves as a critical interface between physical pressure variables and electronic control systems, enabling real-time data acquisition for operational management and safety compliance.

Pressure Sensors Transducers Replacement Considerations

Consult official substitution lists for verified equivalent models. Ensure replacement units match original electrical and mechanical specifications. Validate performance characteristics against current system demands prior to implementation.