HRT-P51W Wireless IIoT Pressure Transmitter
Smart & Wireless Pressure Transmitters

HRT-P51W Wireless Pressure Transmitter | 4G & NB-IoT IIoT Pressure Monitoring

Wireless pressure transmitter with 4G or NB communication for remote pressure monitoring, with local display, configurable reporting interval and battery or external power options.

Specifications

Measuring Range
0–60 MPa; selected ranges available
Accuracy
±0.5% FS standard
Pressure Reference
Gauge; selected absolute ranges available
Output
4G / NB wireless communication
Wetted Material
304 stainless-steel pressure interface
Process Connection
M20 × 1.5 standard; G1/2 or 1/2 NPT options
Electrical Connection
Wireless communication; 24 VDC external-power option
Ingress Protection
IP66

Product Overview

HRT-P51W combines pressure measurement, local display and low-power cellular communication in one field instrument. It is intended for remote pressure points where running signal cable is inconvenient and measured data needs to be reported to a remote system.

Applications

Typical uses include water networks, remote pump stations, oilfield surface pressure points, gas pipelines, utility systems and other distributed pressure-monitoring locations.

Selection & Application

Confirm the pressure range, pressure reference, medium, reporting interval, network type, power method and process connection. Network coverage at the installation site should also be checked.

Installation & Integration

Before installation, confirm the process thread and close the process valve. The transmitter can be mounted directly or through a union/adaptor where orientation adjustment is required. After installation, reopen the valve and check that the pressure connection is leak-free.

Configuration Options

Reporting interval, communication network, pressure range and connection can be selected according to the project. Platform or application integration should be confirmed separately.

Next Step

For selection or quotation, please send the medium, pressure range, reporting interval, network type, process connection and power preference.