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PX160
Compact, Ultra Low Pressure Transducers for Clean Gases
Models In Stock
- This series has been discontinued. Only in stock models are available. Please see our new PX165 series as a potential alternative.
- 1 to 6 V Output Span
- Gage Vacuum Differential Pressures
- 8 V dc Excitation
PX160
From
$
400.00
Models In Stock
Product Overview
- Accuracy ± 1 %
- Accuracy Class > 0.25%
- Compensated Temperature, Max 45 °C
- Compensated Temperature, Min 5 °C
- Electrical Connection Pins
- Hysteresis ± 0.25% FS
- Mating Connector CX136-3
- Media Compatibility Clean dry air / inert gas, Fuel gases, Inert / non-reactive gases, Hydrogen, Nitrogen, Non-corrosive Dry Gasses, Oxygen
- Operating Temperature, Max 85 °C
- Operating Temperature, Min -40 °C
- Output Signal Voltage
- Process Connection Size 5 mm
- Process Connection Type Stem
- Repeatability Error ± 0.25% FS
- Response Time 1 ms
- Supply Voltage 8 Vdc
- Zero/Balance Error Note 1 Vdc ± 0.05 (3.5 ± 0.05 Vdc PX163 Series)
This series has been discontinued. Only in stock models are available. Please see our new PX165 series as a potential alternative.
The PX160 series compact transducers measure differential, absolute, and gauge pressures with high accuracy (±1%) and fast response time (1 ms). Designed for ultra low pressure clean gases, they feature minimal hysteresis (±0.25% FS) and a voltage output, making them ideal for board-mounted applications.
The PX160 series compact transducers measure differential, absolute, and gauge pressures with high accuracy (±1%) and fast response time (1 ms). Designed for ultra low pressure clean gases, they feature minimal hysteresis (±0.25% FS) and a voltage output, making them ideal for board-mounted applications.
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Rated 5 out of
5
by
EVC173 from
Great little sensor
This sensor works well and I would buy it again but it looks like they are replacing it with another.
Date published: 2025-12-24