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Prime Automate AustraliaShopPressure SensorsSiemens QBM Series Pressure Sensor, 0Pa Min, 500Pa Max, Current Output, Differential Reading | QBM3120-5D / S55720-S450

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The Siemens QBM3120-5D is a high-performance pressure sensor from the QBM series, engineered for precise differential pressure measurements in industrial applications. This sensor accurately measures pressure differences within a range of 0 Pa to a maximum of 500 Pa, providing critical data for process control. It utilizes a current output signal, ensuring robust and reliable data transmission to your automation systems, making the Siemens QBM3120-5D a vital component.

Built with Siemens’ renowned quality and reliability, this pressure sensor is designed to operate effectively in challenging industrial environments. Its advanced sensing technology delivers consistent and stable readings, crucial for maintaining optimal process conditions and preventing equipment damage. The QBM series sensors are known for their accuracy and longevity.

Applications for the Siemens QBM3120-5D include HVAC systems, cleanroom monitoring, filter monitoring, and other processes where precise low-pressure differential measurement is required. Its current output is compatible with a wide range of controllers and data acquisition systems, enhancing its versatility and ease of integration. The Siemens QBM3120-5D offers exceptional value.

Choose the Siemens QBM3120-5D for a dependable and accurate differential pressure sensing solution. Its precise measurement capabilities and robust design make it an ideal choice for critical industrial monitoring tasks. Invest in the quality and performance that Siemens sensors provide for your operations.

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