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Pressure Sensors for Challenging Hygienic Applications

When pressure sensing is required in challenging hygienic applications the robust stainless steel PP20H sensors from BAUMER are a tough and reliable, high-performance option. Features including a robust IP69K rated stainless steel housing with a condensate-proof silicon measuring cell ensure not only optimum safety, but also flexibility for a variety of applications.

A scaled pressure range from -1 to 40 bar along with a wide choice of process connections means that the PP20H sensor is extremely versatile. It is also available with 4 – 20 mA signal and IO-Link connectivity and complies with the strict hygiene requirements in the food and pharmaceutical industries where CIP and SIP capability are essential.

The hermitically-sealed silicon measuring element is completely insensitive to moisture and condensate, even in applications where there are extreme temperature fluctuations and damp environments. This, together with excellent temperature and long-term stability combined with high accuracy, ensures that demanding hygienic processes are monitored, controlled and regulated safely and reliably.

This compact pressure sensor covers a wide media temperature range from -20º to 125 ºC without the need for a cooling line, so less space is needed for installation. Also, a wide variety of applications can be covered by just one sensor model ensuring cost and space savings.

Several sensors can be simultaneously configured via IO-Link which simplifies switching point adjustment for different process stages at start-up, or batch changes saving time. Diagnostic data can be instantly called up and evaluated, which helps to increase system availability.

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