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548622

Pressure sensor 0 – 10 bar (0 – 1,000 kPa), with switching outputs and display

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Design
The pressure sensor is screwed to a universal plate. The component is fitted onto the slotted profile plate using the rotary system with the
blue knurled nut (fitting version "B"). The component can be fitted onto the slotted profile plate in-line with or perpendicular to the slot.

Function
The pressure sensor is a piezo-resistive relative pressure transducer with integrated amplifier and built-in temperature compensation. The
pressure to be measured is transferred to a piezo-resistive element via a silicone layer. The signal change generated in the element is output
as a switching signal at the connector plug via an integrated amplifier.
The pressure sensor has two compressed air connections, each of which is assigned an independent sensor element. The measured input
values (In A/In B) are output via two configurable switching outputs (Out A/Out B). The measured pressure is shown numerically and
graphically on the display. The pressure is displayed in bar.

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Electrical connection of the pressure sensor

© Festo Didactic GmbH & Co. KG 04/2009 1/2


548622
Pressure sensor 0 – 10 bar (0 – 1,000 kPa), with switching outputs and display

Technical data

Electrical components

Operating voltage 15 – 30 V DC

Residual ripple Max. 10 %

Switching output 2 x PNP

Output function N/O or N/C contact, switchable

Switching current Max. 100 mA

Protection class IP 65

Reverse polarity and short circuit protection Integrated

Electrical connection Plug M8 x 1

Cable With 4 mm safety plugs

CE symbol In compliance with EU-EMC directive

Subject to change

Pneumatic components

Operating pressure 0 – 10 bar (0 – 1,000 kPa)

Operating medium Filtered, unlubricated compressed air, grade of filtration 40 µm

Temperature of medium 0 – +50 °C

Pneumatic connection For plastic tubing with 4 mm O.D.

Subject to change

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