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Small Bore Submersible Pressure Transducer

The new Series 335 small bore submersible KPSI offers super high precision static accuracy of ý0.05% FSO. The Series 335 transducers are ideal for applications that require high static accuracy and a bore dimension of less than a 1”, including well monitoring, down hole, surface water monitoring, ground water monitoring, level control, saltwater, dewatering, pump control and shipboard use.

The Series 335 transducer has a 0.75” bore dimension available in a corrosion-resistant 316 stainless steel housing or titanium wetted parts (335T) for harsher environments. User-specified pressure ranges are available from 0-2 psig to 0-300 psig. The transducer employs a unique cable seal system able to withstand up to 200 lbs. pull strength, is 100% computer tested and calibrated, and is fully temperature compensated and data logger compatible.

The Series 335 features internal signal conditioning and is available with standard voltage and current loop outputs. Each transducer is shipped with a traceable calibration card that specifies input/output conditions and actual data recorded during manufacturing. Custom calibration is available when additional performance characteristics are required.

The transducers are designed for installation in Class I, Division I, Groups A, B, C, and D; Class II, Division 1, Groups E, F, and G; and Class III, Division 1, hazardous locations when connected to appropriate electrical barriers. They are also American Board of Shipping (ABS), UL, FM, and CSA approved.

Pricing for the KPSI Series 335 is $795 each.

Pressure Systems, Inc.
(800) 328-3665
Fax: (757) 865-8744
www.pressuresystems.com

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