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Endress+Hauser’s New Ceraphant Series Digital Pressure Sensors from AutomationDirect

May 29, 2024

Endress+Hauser Ceraphant Series Digital Pressure Sensors from AutomationDirect

Endress+Hauser Ceraphant Series Digital Pressure Sensors

AutomationDirect has added Endress+Hauser Ceraphant series digital pressure transmitters featuring a compact stainless steel construction, a 4-digit LCD display, and IO-Link compatibility for easy setup, integration, and on-the-fly configuration changes.

Ceraphant PTP31B series digital pressure transmitters offer dual 1/2” NPT male / 1/4” NPT female process connections and are available in measuring ranges up to 6000 psig. The Ceraphant PTP33B series is available in measuring ranges up to 600 psig and features a 1-1/2in sanitary tri-clamp process connection for Food and Beverage applications. Both series have 4-20 mA analog, N.O./N.C. selectable discrete, and IO-Link output options.

The new Endress+Hauser series digital pressure transmitters are CSA approved, CE marked, and have a high IP67 environmental protection rating. They offer a 1-year warranty and start at $485.00.

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