HL-PS series liquid pressure sensor

HL-PS series liquid pressure sensors have the advantages of high measurement accuracy, high stability, and small size. They are widely used in the environment, medicine, electric power, food, metallurgy and other industries as pipeline pressure control and liquid level control. The transmitter output adopts 4-20ma and RS-485. The sensor and medium release parts are all made of stainless steel and can be directly installed on the measuring pipe, making it easy to use.

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Model Measuring range Signal output Measuring accuracy Working voltage Working temperature&humidity Protective level
HL-PS10 0~1.0MPa 4~20ma ±0.2%FS DC19~29V -10 ~ 75℃
0 ~ 95% RH
(No condensation)		 IP65
HL-PS16 0~1.6MPa 4~20ma
HL-PS10-MD 0~1.0MPa RS-485
HL-PS16-MD 0~1.6MPa RS-485

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