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Dwyer DSGT-107-C1S Digital Indicating Transmitter
$1,814$2,177 (-17%)
Dwyer DSGT-107-C1S is a Digital Indicating Transmitter with a temperature range of 14 to 140ºF (-10 to 60ºC). It offers a high accuracy of 0.25% FS and operates on a power requirement of 12 to 36 VDC. The transmitter has a fast response time of 100 ms and a sturdy fiberglass reinforced thermoplastic case. It utilizes…
Dwyer DSGT-107-C1S is a Digital Indicating Transmitter with a temperature range of 14 to 140ºF (-10 to 60ºC). It offers a high accuracy of 0.25% FS and operates on a power requirement of 12 to 36 VDC. The transmitter has a fast response time of 100 ms and a sturdy fiberglass reinforced thermoplastic case. It utilizes a 4-20 mA output signal and is suitable for use with compatible, non-combustible liquids and gases. The transmitter features a 5-digit display, and its wetted material includes a 17-4 stainless steel sensor and a 316 SS socket. It has a pressure limit of 2 x FS range, a 1/2" male NPT process connection, and an adjustable set point. The thermal effect is 0.04% FS/°F, and the transmitter has a loop resistance range of 0 to 1090 Ω. It is powered by (2) C alkaline batteries, which are included and user-replaceable.
Specifications
| (Instrument-Sensor) Measurement Accuracy | 0.25% |
|---|---|
| (Instrument-Sensor) Supply Voltage | 12-36 VDC |
| (Instrument-Sensor) Application | Liquid |
| (Instrument-Sensor) Application | Gas |
| (Instrument-Sensor) Temperature Range | 14 – 140°F/-10 – 60°C |
| Component | Digital Indicating Transmitter |
| Manufacturer | Dwyer Instruments |
Features
All-in-one digital gage package is designed to reduce installation costs, instrument cost, and save space where an application requires a gage, transmitter, and switches
Durable fiberglass reinforced thermoplastic case to meet NEMA 4 (IP56) requirements supports use in harsh environments
Password protected calibration and disable functions helps to insure no errors by untrained personnel









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