OEM Style, Compact Pressure Transmitters

Hi, thanks for your question. Our engineer has emailed you a CAD file of the PX119 for your review. Please contact our Tech Support and speak with an application engineer if you need further assistance. Thank you.

The wetted parts for the the PX119 are 316 SS, ceramic, and Nitrile rubber (NBR). The wetted parts are the surfaces that will come in contact with the process fluid. While we cannot speak for all oils, or fuels. The wetted materials of the PX119 are generally resistant to oil, fuel, and other chemicals. We recommend that users investigate material compatibility for their specific application if they have any concerns.

No, however, one can be provided upon request for an additional cost, or we recommend looking into our PX309 series. https://www.omega.com/pptst/PX309.html

There is no minimum purchase quantity for this product.

Hello, the PX119 comes with a 20 mm mating DIN connector. Additional options can be found here: https://www.omega.com/pptst/CX5300.html - If you have any additional questions please do not hesitate to contact our customer service. Thanks!

The maximum Operating Temperature of the PX119 is 257F. The maximum Compensated Temperature is 185F. We suggest using a stand-off between the sensor and the pressure source to drop the temperature below 185F

Yes, this product meets the CE requirements.

Hi, thanks for contacting us. To read the pressure transmitter you can hook it up to the DPPT digital panel meter. Please contact our Technical Support team if you need any assistance with hook-up. https://www.omega.com/pptst/DPPT_SERIES.html

Unfortunately, the unit PX119 is not a waterproof unit so the application that you have mentioned (water flowing into the connector) will not work. We do sell submersible units that are great for that application like the PX709 series. All those would be a bigger investment. You could try and RTV the entire PX119 to see of you would give you a waterproof seal? The main issue is trying to keep an electrical connection dry! Thanks for connecting with us, let us know if you have any further questions.

Thank you for your question? This is regarding your question about UL approval. it is CE approval not UL . A linc has been sent. hope this was helpful.

Thanks for contacting Omega. We would not recommend submerging the PX119 in water for cleaning. The connector is only IP65 rated. Please contact our Tech Support if we can be of any further assistance.

Hello, the Wetted Materials are 304 SS and Ceramic Al2O3, NBR Standard. This pressure transducer will work with any media that does not attack these wetted parts and that falls within the operating temperature. Chemical compatibility would be the user responsibility.

Thank you for your inquiry, in the cable part number (CA-319-4PC24-XXX-WP) just replace the XXX with the desired cable length (015= 15ft) and the cable price and lead time will appear.

Thank you for inquiry. Yes the SK# is our internal SKU#. We have no idea why a the number was changed.

Thanks for your question. Yes, the output should change linearly from 4 to 20 mA, through the range of the device 0-15 psi, meaning the 12 mA corresponds to 1/2 of the range of the device, or 7.5 psi G in this case. Feel free to contact our Tech Support if you have any further questions.

Thank you for your inquire That is a tough question. The Wetted Materials:are 304 SS and Ceramic Al2O3, NBR Standard . These are not intrinsically safe and you may want to go with a all stainless unit like the px309 or px409 or the IS units?

Thank you for reaching out to us with your question. Yes, it can. The wetted parts are Ceramic, NBR 304 SS - all are compatible with water.

Thank you for contacting Omega. This transducer does not have any capability to adjust the outputs. The PX509 or PX51 are products that offer trim pots to make these sort of adjustments. Please contact our Tech Support if you need any further assistance. https://www.omega.com/pptst/px51-pxm51-series.html

Thank you for your inquiry, this sensor has an operating temperature of -40 to 135°C (-40 to 257°F)

This is a 2-wire current transducer. Please use the link below to view our Tech Note for the wiring shown in Figure 3 - use this as a reference and confirm with National Instruments for the wiring to your device. https://www.omega.com/techref/press-trans.html

Sorry, due to our error, the cable specs were updated from 1000 to 100 psig. Now the vented cable that’s in stock may work for your application. Please do not hesitate to call our Tech Support if you need further assistance.

Contact spacing on the din connector is 9.4 mm.

Thanks for contacting us, please refer to the user manual, plus this link has some added detail that may be helpful (Figure 3): https://www.omega.com/techref/press-trans.html If you need any further assistance, please feel free to reach out to our Technical Support team.

The base accuracy for the PX119 is ±0.50% of full scale, for a 15 psi device this would translate to 15 psi * ±0.005 = ±0.075 psi. This means that for any measurement, like one that indicates 0.001 psi, we must include the uncertainty - meaning we cannot say its value is exact - so we would say that the measurement is 0.001 ±0.075 psi. Additional uncertainty comes from other effects like temperature or the device reporting the output of the device.

We suggest the using digital display model number DP8PT. 1/8 DIN panel size 4-digit scalable display. A full datasheet is available for this product on our website.

Hello, thank you for contacting Omega. The response time of the device is 1 MS; meaning it can resolve or output a step change in input in one-thousandth of a second. This is more than 10x faster than 60 Hz, and it should effectively capture the event.

The wetted parts for the PX119 are 316 SS, ceramic, and Nitrile rubber (NBR). The wetted parts are the surfaces that will come in contact with the process fluid. While we cannot speak for all oils or fuels. The wetted materials of the PX119 are generally resistant to oil, fuel, and other chemicals. We recommend that users investigate material compatibility for their specific application if they have any concerns.

This sensor cannot be used to measure GLP Gas

Thank you for your inquiry? This part doesn't come with a cert. We do have many other like the px309 series and px409 series that do. hope this was helpful?

Hello, this data can be found on the product spec sheet. Please note, to understand the table there are 2 values overload and burst. Proof is the safe pressure limit for when below the sensors output will not permanently change. Burst is the safe pressure limit, above which the sensor may break-open under pressure. For the PX119-600AI: Proof is 241.7% so 600*2.417= 1450 psi Burst is 2901% so 600*2.417= 1740 psi