DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE SENSOR, measuring range from 0...6000 Pa for air or non-aggressive gases
The DS series differential pressure sensors measure precise pressure differences from 0 to 6000 Pa. With analog outputs, LCD displays and selectable measuring ranges, they are ideal for HVAC applications, clean rooms or industrial monitoring systems.
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DS85 Differential pressure sensor from 0...50 Pa (0.5 mbar) to 0...6000 Pa (60 mbar) Analog output 0...10 V or 4...20 mA, for air or non-aggressive gases
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DS85P Multi-range differential pressure sensor 0...50 Pa (0.5 mbar) to 0...6000 Pa (60 mbar), for air or non-aggressive gases, analog output: 0...10V
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DS85PE Differential pressure sensor 0 ...50 Pa to 0...6000 P, output 0...10 V, three-wire technology,
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DS200 Differential pressure sensor with selectable measuring ranges 0 ...50 Pa (0.5 mbar) to 0...6000 Pa (60 mbar), output 0...10 V, three-wire technology
Differential pressure sensors are used in many applications where it is necessary to measure the pressure difference between two different areas and convert it into an electrical signal. Here are some examples of applications for differential pressure sensors:
Heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems: Differential pressure sensors are used in HVAC systems to measure the pressure difference between different ducts or rooms to ensure optimal airflow distribution.
Filtration: Differential pressure sensors are used in filtration systems to measure the pressure difference before and after the filter to monitor the condition of the filter and the need for maintenance and replacement.
Medical applications: Differential pressure sensors are used in medical devices to measure the pressure difference in various systems, such as ventilators.
Air flow measurement: Differential pressure sensors are used in air flow measurement to measure the pressure difference between different areas in order to monitor and control the air flow.
Gas flow measurement: Differential pressure sensors are also used in gas flow measurement to measure the pressure difference between different areas in order to monitor and control the gas flow.
Process control: Differential pressure sensors are used in various industrial processes to measure the pressure difference between different areas and serve as an input signal for process control.
Overall, differential pressure sensors can be used in any application where it is necessary to measure the pressure difference between different areas to ensure optimum performance and operating conditions.
