WINTERS PRESSURE TRANSMITTER - DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE

Operating Conditions : Knowing where the transmitter will be operating in and choosing accordingly the transmitter case and wetted materials will extend its service life. Each transmitter should be selected partly on the basis of the medium being measured. Ensure that the parts exposed to the medium are compatible with or can withstand its particular characteristics. Keep in mind that heavy vibration, shock, moisture and electric interference will affect pressure sensing. Since each application is specific to a certain set of requirements, understanding the application’ s needs will determine the model required. Extreme temperature ranges can also produce adverse effects to reading accuracy. Make sure you identify an acceptable temperature effect on span ( thermal drift) when selecting your transmitter. These can be as low as 0.2% FSO per 10° K. If the transmitter is installed for outdoor use, ensure that the appropriate type of enclosure/ seal is selected. All of Winters’ pressure transmitters are sealed against water and dust entry, and meet standard NEMA enclosure ratings. Standard housing is 304 or 316 series of stainless steel.