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A Pressure Transmitter is an instrument connected to a Pressure Transducer. The output of a Pressure Transmitter is an analog electrical voltage or a current signal representing 0 to 100% of the pressure range sensed by the transducer.

The oil, gas and petrochemical industry demand pressure transducers and pressure transmitters that offer high accuracy and hazardous area compatibility, and as such, have become a speciality of ESI. The ability to meet exacting requirements for these markets can be illustrated by the evolution of the field proven product range which includes dual redundant and subsea differential designs, plus a large variety of pressure sensors used in oil and gas drilling and exploration.

The pressure on the pressure transmitter acts as a force on the diaphragm – depending on the applied pressure the diaphragm either expands or compresses, and the resistance value changes accordingly. The value is then transmitted as an electrical signal.

Monocrystalline silicon pressure transmitter with high accuracy up to 0.075% F.S. We do quality !

The absolute and gauge pressure transmitter features single crystal silicon resonant sensor and are suitable to measure liquid, gas, or steam pressure. It can give output a 4 to 20mA DC signal corresponding to the measured pressure.

Differential pressure transmitters are comprised of a robust electronic module and two sensory diaphragms that provide the electronic reading of applied forces in a containment vessel. These arrangements are physically connected in set configurations depending upon the application requirements.

Temperature transmitter which is widely used in petroleum industry and chemical engineering with output 4-20 mA

The pressure on the pressure transmitter acts as a force on the diaphragm – depending on the applied pressure the diaphragm either expands or compresses, and the resistance value changes accordingly. The value is then transmitted as an electrical signal.

Pressure transmitter can directly measure pressure levels and differences in temperature. They provide accurate data for process control, and allow process managers to improve their product quality.