Sensors & Transducers e-Digest,
Vol. 96, Issue 9, September 2008:
Product News
(ISSN 1726-5479)
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Pressure Sensors for HVAC & Refrigeration Applications Moorpark, CA –
Kavlico, a global business unit of Custom Sensors & Technologies (CST) has a
full line of pressure sensors that address the needs of the HVAC/R industry.
Manufactured for high volume, OEM applications, Kavlico pressure sensors provide
accurate and repeatable pressure measurements for such applications as: HVAC – variable
air volume (VAV) systems, static duct pressure, filter pressure monitoring,
combustion air flow, modulated furnace controls, and gaseous leak detection Refrigeration –
chillers, supermarket refrigeration, refrigerant suction & discharge
monitoring, and hydronic systems and steam recovery Low range
differential pressures are available from 0-1 to 0-10” H20 while gage and
absolute versions are available in pressure ranges up to 6,000 psi. The sensors
require a supply voltage of 5 Vdc and provide a 0.5 to 4.5 Vdc linear amplified
output proportional to pressure for gage and absolute versions while the low
range differential pressure sensors provide a 0.25 to 4.0 Vdc output. Other significant
features include EMI, RFI, and reverse polarity protection, excellent long-term
stability, and low hysteresis. The sensors are available in a wide range of
housing materials including stainless steel, brass, and plastic composite
dependent upon product model number. A host of electrical and process
connections, including a Schrader deflator are available to meet customer design
specifications. All sensors are fully temperature compensated. Kavlico’s HVAC/R
sensors are RoHS compliant and carry the CE mark. These HVAC/R pressure
sensors utilize a ceramic capacitive, capacitive MEMS or oil-filled
piezoresistive (PRT) sense element. Private label sensors for high volume
applications are also available. Contact:
Lori Appel
Kavlico
14501 Princeton Avenue
Tel.: (805) 552-3406
E-mail:
lappel@kavlico.com |
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