Endress+Hauser Deltabar PMD50
Differential pressure transmitter
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Deltabar PMD50 is a metal-diaphragm differential pressure transmitter designed to measure differential pressure, level, or flow of liquids and gases. It is optimized for standard applications and features an intuitive setup interface.
The device supports both simple compressor and manifold connections, as well as protection and certifications for hazardous environments.
Deltabar PMD50 Datasheet:
- Measurement principle: Differential pressure (pressure difference between two points)
- Measuring range: 100 mbar to 40 bar
- Accuracy: Standard up to ±0.065%; Platinum version – up to ±0.055%
- Process temperature: –40 °C to +110 °C (without external device); With diaphragm seal — up to +400°C
- Ambient temperature: –40°C … +85°C
- Power supply/voltage: Options: 10.5 … 35 VDC (Ex d, Ex e, non-Ex mode), 10.5 … 30 VDC (Ex i)
- Output signal/interface: 4–20 mA with HART protocol
- Long-term stability: 0.1% URL/year, 0.2% / 5 years, 0.25% / 10 years
- Minimum calibrated range: 0.3 mbar
- Vacuum mode up to 25 mbar
- Maximum overpressure limit: Up to 160 bar (depending on version)
- Diaphragm materials: 316L, Alloy C, gold (version options)
- Seals / gaskets: PTFE, FKM, EPDM, FFKM
- Housing/Material: Aluminum, 316L (depending on version)
- Mounting and Connections: Versions with integrated pressure gauges/manifolds, sealed connections, and standard threaded/flanged connections are available
- Explosion Protection Compatibility: Supports Ex d, Ex e, and Ex i certifications, IEC 61508 compliance, ATEX/IECEx licenses, and more.
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