Trafag NSL 8257 Low Pressure Transmitter

They are available in many different designs to suit pressure and electrical connections, measuring procedures, electrical output signals, and certifications (CE, EX, rail, and ship).

About Pressure Transmitters

Pressure transmitters are electronic pressure gauges and are used to measure and monitor pressure. The term pressure transmitter is also often used for pressure transducers or pressure sensors. However, this is not a synonym, since the term pressure sensor in the narrower sense only describes a part of the pressure transmitter.

Trafag NSL 8257 Low Pressure Transmitter
Trafag NSL 8257 Low Pressure Transmitter

Descriptions of Trafag NSL 8257 Low Pressure Transmitter

The very compact NSL low-pressure transmitter is the only pressure transmitter in the market with thin-film-on-steel-membrane and pressure ranges down to 0 … 200 mbar. This combination allows also for low-pressure ranges and accurate measurements with excellent long-term stability. Through the extraordinarily high burst pressures up to 125 times nominal pressure, the NSL is the first choice for critical applications.

Main Features of NSL 8257 Low Pressure Transmitter

  • Smallest design
  • Relative or absolute pressure measurement
  • Excellent temperature resistance
  • Improved vibration resistance
  • Completely welded steel sensor system without additional seals

Technical Data of NSL 8257

More Information
Product code8257
NameNSL
DesignationLow Pressure Transmitter
Product categoryPressure transmitters
Measuring range0 … 0.2 to 0 … 2.5 bar 0 … 3 to 0 … 30 psi
Measuring principleThin-film-on-steel
ApplicationsEngine manufacturing
Machine tools
Process technology
Shipbuilding
Test benches
Water treatment
Approval / conformityDNV-GL
Accuracy @ 25°C typ.0.15 … 0.8 % FS typ.
Output signal4 … 20 mA, 0 … 5 VDC, 0 … 10 VDC, 0.5 … 4.5 VDC ratiometric
Electrical connectionsIndustrial standard, contact distance 9.4 mm; M12x1; MIL-C 26482
Pressure connectionsG1/4″ m; 1/4″ NPT m; 1/4″ NPT f; 9/16″-18UNF m, SAE6 (J1926)
Media temperature-40°C … +125°C
Ambient temperature-40°C … +125°C

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