Analog Pressure Transducer - SDX
• Power requirements: 9 - 26 VDC
• Output: 4-20 mA current signal, linearly corresponding to range
• Operating temperature: -40° F to 185° F (-40° C to 85° C)
• Compensated temperature: 32° F to 122° F (0° C to 50° C)
• Repeatability & hysteresis: Typical: ± 0.2% span
• Reverse polarity protection: Built into sensor
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Product Specification
SDX Analog Pressure Transducer DESCRIPTION
The SDX (Submersible Depth Transmitter) is a pressure sensor that delivers accurate results while still remaining very affordable for a wide range of level measurement applications.
High impact, corrosion-resistant PVC Type II housing and potted electronics make the SDX extremely durable for most water and hostile fluid environments. The SDX is also an excellent choice for level measurement application that may put more expensive sensors at risk for damage.
The SDX comes equipped with user specified vented cable lengths. The vent provides an atmospheric reference for the sensor, which is necessary for ensuring the highest possible accuracy when making a level measurement.
The SDX features one 4-20 mA analog output signal that corresponds linearly to range. Compatible with existing power and data logging instruments, the SDX can easily be deployed for data collection at remote monitoring sites.
The sensor housing integrates pipe threads for securely mounting the SDX into pipes, tanks, or other applications.
SDX Analog Pressure Transducer FEATURES
• Rugged housing and fully potted electronics—not damaged by freezing water
• Compact size
• Accuracy of ± 0.25% full span
• Analog output (4-20 mA)
• Vented cable, 2 wire, with drain
• Weighted copper nose cone
SDX Analog Pressure Transducer APPLICATIONS
• Well Monitoring
• Ground water monitoring
• Surface water monitoring
• Tank level monitoring
• Soil & ground water remediation
• Lake, river, and wetland studies
• Environmental impact and research studies
• Water level for flow calculations
SDX Analog Pressure Transducer TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Power requirements |
9 - 26 VDC |
Output |
4-20 mA current signal, linearly corresponding to range |
Operating temperature |
-40° F to 185° F (-40° C to 85° C) |
Compensated temperature |
32° F to 122° F (0° C to 50° C) |
Linearity |
0-2.5 ft range: 0.2% max. 0-5 ft range: 0.2% max. 0-10 ft range: 0.2% max. 0-35 ft range: 0.3% max. 0-50 ft range: 0.3% max. (0.1% typical for all ranges) |
Repeatability & hysteresis |
Typical: ± 0.2% span |
Reverse polarity protection |
Built into sensor |
Overpressure |
0-2.5 ft: 20 psi max. (46 ft.) 0-5 ft: 20 psi max. (46 ft.) 0-10 ft: 20 psi max. (46 ft.) 0-35 ft: 45 psi max. (103 ft.) 0-50 ft: 45 psi max. (103 ft.) |
Shock |
Qualification tested to 150 g |
Pipe threading |
1/2-14 straight pipe thread (back of sensor housing near cable) 3/8-18 straight pipe thread (under removable copper nose-cone) |
Dimensions |
4.00” L x 0.84” ∅ (101.6 mm L x 21.33 mm ∅) |
Weight |
Probe: 2.37 oz (61.19 g) Cable: 0.43 oz (12.19 g) per foot (.4 g per cm) (weights are approximate) |
SDX Analog Pressure Transducer ORDERING INFORMATION
PART # |
DESCRIPTION |
93720-005 |
SDX Pressure Transducer, 0-5 ft range w/o cable |
93720-010 |
SDX Pressure Transducer, 0-10 ft range w/o cable |
93720-035 |
SDX Pressure Transducer, 0-35 ft range w/o cable |
93720-050 |
SDX Pressure Transducer, 0-50 ft range w/o cable |
44049 |
Vented cable, 2 wire, with drain |
93030-010 |
Desiccant cartridge with vent tube adapter, 3.9” (10 cm) length |
93030-001 |
Desiccant cartridge with vent tube adapter, 7.8” (20 cm) length |
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