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What kind of pressure is measured using a differential pressure transmitter?

2024-02-02View Original

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This post was last edited by wx_Wang81529 on 2024-2-2 at 11:17. Generally, differential pressure transmitters are used for measuring low pressures; so what minimum pressure level is recommended for using a differential pressure transmitter?
Reply #22024-02-02
Differential pressure transmitters are commonly used to measure pressures ranging from a few pascals (Pa) to several thousand kilogram-force per square centimeter (kg/cm?). The specific range of differential pressure transmitter to choose depends on the pressure range you need to measure. The typical measurement range of low-pressure differential pressure transmitters can vary from 0–1 kPa to 0–25 kPa, making them suitable for most low-pressure differential measurements. For higher requirements in terms of precision and resolution, a differential pressure transmitter with a smaller range may be necessary. .

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