IO-Link compatibility for 'differential pressure measurement' expands the possibilities of factory equipment! Achieving high pressure resistance across the entire range of 50 kPa.
The "EK30" is an IO-Link compatible digital differential pressure gauge that can handle a micro differential pressure range of 10Pa to 20kPa. We offer the "EK30-D," which allows for differential pressure checks on-site and can be relied upon during maintenance, and the "EK30-N," which prevents setting changes on-site and is suitable for centralized monitoring. This enables automated device management through mutual communication. 【Features】 ■□30mm compact size for equipment integration ■Compatible with micro differential pressure range of 10Pa to 20kPa ■Achieves high pressure resistance of 50kPa across all ranges ■Accuracy: ±1.0% F.S. (above 500Pa) ±1.5% F.S. (below 200Pa) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Features】 ■ Automated device management through mutual communication ■ Reduced time to restart ■ Easy parameter settings *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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The progress of computers, which can be likened to the human brain, is remarkable; however, the advancement of sensors, which can be compared to human senses, cannot be said to be on par with it. Nagano Keiki believes that the advancement of sensors is an important challenge that creates new cultures and opens our future. In the field of process instrumentation, we have gained significant achievements and trust in pressure, temperature, and measurement instruments. We are further leveraging our sensor technology and mechatronics technology in areas such as factory automation, the automotive industry, and information and communication, working on product development for "sensors," "actuators," and "control devices" that are suitable for new application fields.