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NOSHOK 800 Series Electronic Indicating Pressure Transmitter/Switch, 2 Normally Open or Closed, 12-30 VDC, 1/4" NPT Male, 0-145 psi Pressure Range
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About NOSHOK 800 Series Electronic Indicating Pressure
The NOSHOK 800 Series Electronic Indicating Pressure Switch/Transmitter provides continuous pressure monitoring and allows the programming of the set points without applying pressure. The set points, contact functions (normally open/normally closed), reset points, contact types (NPN / PNP) and switching function (hysteresis/gate) are simple to adjust via the two buttons. By the use of proven ceramic or thin film sensors, this pressure switch features a high level of repeatability and durability. The turnable display and the optional turnable process connection allow ease of installation and wiring. Applicable for hydraulic and pneumatic systems, molding and extruding equipment, stamping and forming presses, pumps and compressors, HVAC, power generation, transportation equipment, marine. Thick film ceramic strain gage for ranges through -15 psig to 1450 psig Sputtered thin film strain gage for all higher ranges pressure sensor. Stainless Steel Housing Material. 12 - 30VDC unregulated. Programmable on the display. 0.5 To 100 percent of full scale. 0.5 To 99 percent of full scale. Less than 0.5 percent full scale (best fit straight line) +/-1 digit accuracy. Less than 0.2 percent full scale hysteresis. Less than 0.2 percent full scale repeatability. Less than 0.2 percent full scale stability. -4 to 176 degree F media, -4 to 158 degree F Ambient, -22 to 176 degree F Storage temperature. 32 to 176 degree F Compensated temperature range. NEMA 4 per IEC 60529/en 60529 environmental protection. M12 x 1 (4-Pin) Protected against reverse polarity, overvoltage and short circuit.
