Pressure sensors PBST - SICK

Name: Pressure sensors PBST - SICK
Brand: SICK

The PBST from SICK is a compact pressure sensor for the precise measurement, monitoring, and control of pressure in machine circuits. The device can be used as a switch, measuring transducer, or IO-Link sensor with display in a variety of ways. It measures both liquids and gases reliably.

A rugged ceramic measuring cell delivers precise data that can be used flexibly for switching operations and system control via two separately configurable signal outputs. The touchscreen allows quick and easy configuration of the sensor.

Critical statuses can be easily identified by an optionally adjustable green-red color change on the display, which considerably simplifies on-site monitoring.

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Features

Multi-color touchscreen;
Compact housing made entirely from stainless steel with an IP68 enclosure rating;
Two flexibly configurable signal outputs (combination of switching output, IO-Link, analog output);
For relative pressure measurement of liquids and gases in the range of –1 to 600 bar;
Diagnostic options via IO-Link;
M12 male connector for voltage supply;
Commonly available standard process connections (male thread G ¼", female thread G ¼", NPT male thread ¼").

Advantages

Quick and easy configuration via touchscreen and IO-Link;
Ideal for harsh environments: made entirely from stainless steel and with a shatterproof display;
Universal application due to compact dimensions and commonly available standard connection options;
Long service life thanks to resistant ceramic measuring cells;
High flexibility thanks to two individually configurable signal outputs;
Safe monitoring on site with color-coded measured value display.

Applications

Monitoring and controlling the pressure in battery production and in the manufacture of solar cells;
Monitoring and controlling the pressure in hydraulic systems, presses and coolant/lubricant circuits;
Monitoring and controlling the pressure in packaging and processing machines.

F.Fonseca is the representative of SICK in Portugal.