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Bamo PE 827 Pressure Switch with Display

Bamo PE 827 Pressure Switch with Display is a robust instrument, with 2 NPN contact outputs and 1 analogue output 4-20 mA. This pressure switch integrates a sensor with a heavy-duty ceramic diaphragm. Controlled by a microprocessor, it allows the user to easily access the various configuration parameters, such as trigger points and switching functions. Its LED display guarantees perfect readability in all circumstances. It displays the measured value, the parameters, and the status of outputs.

This pressure switch has a reverse polarity protection circuit, and, short-circuit protection. A diagnostic function is available from the keyboard. This function allows complete control of the electronics as well as the measuring cell and takes note of the memorized pressure peaks.

Bamo PE 827 Features

  • Compact, easy to use
  • Ranges from -1 … 0 up to 0 … 40 bar
  • Analogue output 4-20 mA
  • 2 Digital outputs

Application

Continuous control on hydraulic, pneumatic applications, in vacuum, cooling process, filter monitoring, in the range of -1 … 0 … 40 bar.

Bamo PE 827 Specification

Operating ranges From -1 … 0 up to 0 … 40 bar
Over pressure Ranges ≤ 10 bar: 4 times the F.S.
Ranges > 10 bar: 3.5 times the F.S.
Accuracy ± 1% F.S.
Long-term stability ± 0,3% F.S.
Response time ≤ 5 ms
Pressure cycle < 100 Hz
Operating conditions Compatible liquids and gases
Fluid temperature -20 … +80 °C
Ambient temperature -20 .. .+80 °C
Storage temperature -40 … +80 °C
Display 4 LED, 7 segments each, for measurement
+ 2 LED, 1 segment each, for scale unit & status
Outputs Analogue (x1): 4-20 mA
Digital (x2): NO/NC contacts; open collector, 250 mA max
Power supply 17 … 33 V DC
Load 4…20 mA: < 500 Ω
Consumption Max. 50 mA
Electrical protections Against short circuits and reverse polarity
Connections Male connector M 12×1 (5-pin)
Protection IP 65 and IP 67 according to IEC 60529

Download Data Sheet: Pressure Switch with Display PE 827

Ref: bamo.eu

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