Hydrogen Pressure Transmitters for H2 Systems

Category

Type of input current

Max Pressure Drop (in bar)

Max Pressure (in bar)

Min Pressure (in bar)

Max Relative Pressure (bar)

Nom. Oper. Pressure (in bar)

Nom Pressure (in bar)

Min Volume Flow (in lpm)

Max Outlet Pressure (bar)

Min Current (in A)

Nom Input Voltage (in V)

Nom Output Voltage (in V)

Max Output Voltage (in V)

Max Input Voltage (in V)

Min Input Voltage (in V)

Max Current (in A)

Channel Voltage Range (in V)

Electronic Control Interface

Accuracy (in %)

Lowest measurable Temp (in ºC)

Highest measurable Temp (in ºC)

Fluid Connector Type

Connector Threading

Mechanical Connectors

Max T90 response time (ms)

Height (in cm)

Diameter (in mm)

Ingress Protection Rating

Manufacturing Readiness (MRL)

Technology Readiness (TRL)

Compliant with

Max Ambient Temperature (in °C)

Min Ambient Temperature (in °C)

Max Medium Temperature (in °C)

Min Medium Temperature (in °C)

Max Ambient Humidity (in % r.H.)

Min Number of Plates

Substances Detected

Type of Connection

Pressure Transmitters

Find and compare hydrogen pressure transmitters from leading B2B suppliers with technical specifications for hydrogen and fuel cell applications. Hydrogen pressure transmitters are used to measure pressure in H2 systems and convert it into electrical signals for monitoring, control and safety functions. They are commonly used in fuel cell systems, electrolysers, hydrogen refueling stations, storage tanks, compressors, pipelines, valves, test benches and industrial hydrogen processes. Depending on the application, key selection criteria include pressure range, accuracy, response time, hydrogen compatibility, wetted materials, sealing concept, leakage tightness, temperature range, overload protection, output signal, communication interface, electrical connection, calibration requirements, explosion protection, certification and system integration. Engineers and buyers can compare hydrogen pressure transmitters, pressure transducers, pressure sensors, differential pressure transmitters and H2-compatible pressure measurement solutions.

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