P499VCP-101C | PRESSURE TRANS 0-100 PSIG; 0-10 VDC OUTPUT SIGNAL 1/4" SAE INTERNAL FEMALE FLARE WITH DEPRESSOR | Johnson Controls

P499VCP-101C 0-100# Transducer by Johnson Controls The P499VCP-101C transducer from Johnson controls accurately measures pressure and converts it into a proportional 0-10VDC output signal. Ideal for industrial applications, this transducer features a rugged construction and reliable performance. Key Features: * Precise measurement of pressure in 0-100# range * 0-10VDC output signal for compatibility with various systems * Compact design for easy installation in tight spaces * Durable construction ensures longevity in demanding environments * 1/4" process connection for versatility Benefits: * Enhanced control and monitoring of pressure systems * Improved efficiency and productivity in industrial processes * Reduced downtime and maintenance costs * Reliable and accurate performance for optimal system operation Shop our HVAC supply store today for the best prices and fast shipping on the P499VCP-101C transducer! The P499 Series Electronic Pressure Transducers are compact, economical, rugged, direct-mount pressure transducers designed for use in commercial refrigeration and air conditioning applications. These transducers produce an analog signal based on the sensed pressure. The P499 Series transducers feature environmentally protected electronics with stainless steel construction. The digitally compensated P499 transducers are highly accurate over a broad temperature range, resisting the effects of wide ambient temperature swings, high humidity, condensation, and icing. The pressure port is machined from a solid piece of 17-4PH stainless steel. No O-rings, organic materials, or welds are exposed to the pressure media, allowing for a leak-proof, all-metal, sealed pressure system. The P499 transducers operate with any corrosive or non-corrosive pressure medium that is compatible with 17-4PH stainless steel, including water, condensate, carbon dioxide, glycol, most refrigerants, including ammonia, and many other compatible fluids and gases.