Transducers Direct'sTD1000/1004
Series Transducer units have built-in functionality to eliminate the need
for separate analog temperature and pressure switches. Typical applications
range from injection molding machines and hydraulic presses to wood chippers
and construction equipment regardless of the media - air, water or oil.
The transducers are direct
plug-and-play replacement for analog units, and have the same pin-to-pin
configuration. A TD1000/1004
Series transducer turns a digital signal into an analog output that is fed
directly into an industrial controller.
The TD1000/1004 Series features a
stainless steel housing and a secure IP69K rated seal that permits use in harsh
environments, and enables it to stand up to high-pressure, power washing, extreme
temperatures and chemicals including disinfectants. The operating range is -40 to 85C (-40 to
185F).
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