IFM PT5404 Pressure Transmitter — 0...10 bar range with 4...20 mA analog output and G 1/4 external thread. relative pressure transmitter 0...10 bar, 4...20 mA analog output, G 1/4 external thread, 8.5...36 V DC, >60 million pressure cycles, stainless steel housing, IP67/IP69K.
MPN / SKU: PT5404
Also known as: IFM PT5404 pressure sensor / pressure switch.
PT5404 Applications
The IFM PT5404 pressure transmitter measures system pressure from 0 to 10 bar in hydraulic, pneumatic and process applications. Its 4...20 mA analog output connects directly to PLCs and controllers, while high shock and vibration resistance and a life of over 60 million pressure cycles suit demanding machinery. The compact stainless steel housing fits where space is restricted, such as power units and compact machine builds.
IFM PT5404 is a Pressure Transmitter -- 0...10 bar range with 4...20 mA analog output and G 1/4 external thread.
What is the IFM PT5404 used for?
The IFM PT5404 pressure transmitter measures system pressure from 0 to 10 bar in hydraulic, pneumatic and process applications.
What are the key specifications of the IFM PT5404?
IFM PT5404 -- relative pressure transmitter 0...10 bar, 4...20 mA analog output, G 1/4 external thread, 8.5...36 V DC, >60 million pressure cycles, stainless steel housing, IP67/IP69K.
What output or connection does the IFM PT5404 have?
The IFM PT5404 has -- Output: Analog 4...20 mA.
Where can I get the IFM PT5404 datasheet?
The official IFM PT5404 datasheet (PDF) is linked in the Datasheet & Manual section on this page.
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