IWPT Industrial Wireless Pressure transmitter

The IWPT Wireless Pressure Transducer is a cost effective replacement

to a traditionally wired pressure transducer that offers the advantages

of a low-cost installation in inaccessible and expensive installation

environments.

It is easily paired to any of the range of IWR receivers - thus offering

a “plug and play” solution to your pressure measurement applications.

The instrument uses a piezo-resistive ceramic sensor mounted within a

316 stainless steel housing giving excellent media compatibility for the

harshest of applications. A swivel adapter is available which allows the

head to be easily aligned to the IWR receiver - see IWPT-SA.

The IWPT sensor can be used with any of the IWR range of receivers.

A line-of-sight range of up to 500 m is possible depending on the

wireless receiver used (refer to specific receiver data sheets for further

information).

Each device is temperature compensated, calibrated and supplied with

a traceable serial number.

• • Pressure ranges from -1 to +600 bar gauge
• • Up to 500 m line-of-site range (depending on receiver)
• • Piezo-resistive thick film ceramic sensor with stainless steel body
• • Five year battery life at 10 second transmission update rate
• • Simple DIL switch pairing with the single or five channel receiver
• • Single, five and multi-channel channel receivers available (up to 128)
• • User-selectable transmission update rates
• • Analog, digital, RS-232/485, Ethernet & USB receiver outputs
• • Receiver clean contacts provide process alarm functions
• • Suitable for liquids and gases

Typical Applications Include:

• • Simple cable replacement installation
• – dispense with expensive cable runs
• • Environmental monitoring
• – pumping stations, sewage plants, water treatment
• • Facilities management
• – boiler rooms, plant hydraulics, plant pneumatics
• • Asset monitoring
• – tanks farms, process plants, HVAC and building management
• • Service Contract
• – temporary installation for servicing and field trials