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Pressure Transmitter & loop powered pressure monitor
Plug-on Local Display
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| Quantity | Price each |
|---|---|
| 1-9 | C$356.54 |
| 10-24 | C$338.71 |
| 25-49 | C$331.58 |
| 50-99 | C$317.32 |
| 100+ | C$310.19 |
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- Unique Local Plug-on Display
- Designed for the PX4200 Series Pressure Transducers
- Switching Setpoint - PM1001 only
PM1001 Model Options
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Additional Features
Description
The PM1000 plug-on display is a local display suitable for the PX4200 series pressure transducers. The plug-on display is simply plugged in between the transmitter connector plug and socket and is then ready for operation. Directly from this unit, the following parameters can be set: zero, scale, decimal point position, damping and switching set point (PM1001 only).
Can the display be changed to read PSI instead of mA?
Thank you for your question. Yes, the display can read out psi. It is an in-line display for a loop set-up with 4-20mA, and users can setup the unit to output the display values based on the mA values.
Date published: 2019-04-24
What is "switching set point"?
The PM1000 series plug on displays are for use with the PX4200 pressure transmitters. The PM1000 is for display only. The PM1001 also has a single set point with a solid-state switch output. This allows the user to set a pressure value and when the unit exceeds this value the switch will activate. It can be sued as an alarm or for simple on/off control. Thank you and please feel free to contact us again if you have additional questions.
Date published: 2019-11-19
