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For high line pressure, high differential pressure applications
The pressure difference across an orifice plate, filter, pump, valve, etc. can be sensed with two Model 206 or 207 pressure transducers. One transducer measures the high side pressure (P1) while the other measure the low side pressure (P2). Pressure media can be any liquid or gas compatible with 17-4 pH stainless steel.
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Advantages: |
Can readout P1, P2, and |
Option A:
Provides a two wire differential analog output proportional to differential pressure. Applicable ratios of line pressure to differential pressure, analog output and accuracy are:
| Pressure Ratio | Analog Output | Accuracy |
| 1:1 | 0 - 5.00 VDC | ± .16% Full Scale |
| 2:1 | 0 - 2.50 VDC | ± .32% Full Scale |
| 3:1 | 0 - 1.67 VDC | ± .48% Full Scale |
| 4:1 | 0 - 1.25 VDC | ± .64% Full Scale |
| 5:1 | 0 - 1.00 VDC | ± .80% Full Scale |
Pressure Ratio = Line Pressure/Differential Pressure
Both Model 206 or 207 transducers must have identical full scale pressure ranges equal to or greater than the maximum line pressure.
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Example: |
Line pressure = 100 psig |
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Specify two Model 206 or 207, 0-100 psig transducers. | |
The signal proportional to differential pressure is read between (+) signal #1 and (+) signal #2.
Option B:
Provides a two wire ground referenced 0 to 5 VDC analog output for both the high side pressure (P1) and the low side pressure (P2). It is possible to monitor P1, P2, and 
P (P1 - P2) on a readout such as a digital panel meter, datalogger, scanner or recorder. The P (P1 - P2) subtraction can be performed in systems software or by using an external subtraction circuit.
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