Transmitters
| From high accuracy, ultra stable pressure transmitters
to simple transducers, our range cover all the needs for pressure measurements. We stock pressure sensors for next day delivery as well as specialist devices with specifications and production schedules to suit the largest project procurement.
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| Choose between
High Performance Universal Temperature
Transmitters or Standard Thermocouples (Type K,J,T,R,S / Pt100 head mounted transmitters.
Standard temperature probes for
applications with or without thermowells
or pockets. |  | Hydrostatic
level measurement using
differential pressure (with direct
mount flange type) and ultrasonic level
measurement (when direct
mounting is not possible - typically used for tanks, vessels...). We can
measure liquid level or solids level and transmit signals
using traditional wired or wireless
devices. |  | Accurate flow
measurement using a number of different technologies. Orifice plates, Venturi's Pitot tubes, electromagnetic, ultrasonic (Clamp on). Our flow specialists can advise on the most appropriate flowmeter for your application.
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Transmitters usually contain a sensor and all the relevant
electronics to convert the change in sensor signal to a signal that can
be transmitted to the real world. Transmitter refers therefore to any
device that outputs a signal that is representative of the measurement.
Eg. a device that measures pressure and outputs a signal that is
representative of the pressure could be considered to be a pressure
transmitter.
When measuring Pressure, Temperature Level or Flow it is necessary to consider many other specification requirements. Process fluid, materials of construction, accuracy, reliability, warranty, drift, process connection, signal type, Atex approval, FM, CSA , hazardous area requirements, SIL rating, MCERT, requirement. In addition, price, availability from stock and size and weight may all have a bearing on the purchasing decision. At Coulton we understand these requirement and work to provide a solution to your needs.
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