Wet-to-wet sensors cut costs

Installation costs can be lowered, says
Boiswood, with its new wet-to-wet
differential pressure transducer. By
using remote sensors, the Multi-
Sense(R) 231RS from Setra Systems is
said to significantly cut installation

Installation costs can be lowered, says
Boiswood, with its new wet-to-wet
differential pressure transducer. By
using remote sensors, the Multi-
Sense(R) 231RS from Setra Systems is
said to significantly cut installation
and materials costs, as well as
shortening set-up times.

The sensors are installed directly
into the pipe, with their electrical
connections to the main housing
being made via cables or conduit,
which significantly reduces labour
costs. Measurement start-up time is
also cut, as purging air from the lines
is no longer necessary. Materials costs
are also reduced, since the copper
piping that connects traditional
pressure transducers is eliminated.

These savings make the 231RS a
cost-effective replacement for
traditional wet-to-wet differential
pressure sensing technologies.

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