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Combo Pressure/Temperature Sensors Offer Both Outputs at One Process Point

Simplify control systems, saves cost of multiple units

American Sensor Technologies AST
Tue, 03/13/2012 - 14:01
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(AST: Mount Olive, NJ) -- American Sensor Technologies (AST), manufacturer of microelectromechanical structures (MEMS) pressure sensors, introduces an innovative pressure/temperature sensor and pressure/temperature transmitter that provide both pressure and temperature outputs from a single process point. This dual output configuration reduces process penetration points and leaks that are important considerations in critical systems such as hydrogen, oxygen, heavy oil processing, hydraulics, analyzers, offshore, pipelines, and ammonia systems.

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In addition to saving money by performing the task of two units, the Model AST20PT stainless steel media isolated pressure/temperature sensor and Model AST46PT explosion-proof pressure/temperature transmitter also are ideal for low-power systems as both a pressure and temperature reading are generated with the power consumption of one sensor.

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