Q1: What applications is the STG52 Side Mounted Flange Level & Pressure Transmitter suitable for?
The STG52 Side Mounted Flange Level & Pressure Transmitter is designed for measuring level, density, and pressure of liquids, gases, and steam. It is widely used in oil & gas, chemical processing, power generation, metallurgy, food, and pharmaceutical industries.
Q2: What output signals does the STG52 Side Mounted Flange Level & Pressure Transmitter support? Does it support HART communication?
The STG52 Side Mounted Flange Level & Pressure Transmitter provides standard 4–20mA analog output and supports HART® communication protocol, enabling remote configuration, diagnostics, and integration into industrial control systems.
Q3: What is the accuracy and long-term stability of the STG52 Side Mounted Flange Level & Pressure Transmitter?
It offers high accuracy of ±0.5% F.S or ±0.25% F.S, with long-term stability of ≤±0.1% F.S per year. The monocrystalline silicon sensor ensures consistent and reliable performance in demanding environments.
Q4: Can the STG52 Side Mounted Flange Level & Pressure Transmitter operate in high temperature and high pressure conditions?
Yes, the STG52 transmitter can handle medium temperatures up to 280°C (customizable) and features high static pressure resistance with 150% overload protection, making it suitable for harsh industrial environments.
Q5: What installation options are available for the STG52 Side Mounted Flange Level & Pressure Transmitter?
The transmitter uses a side-mounted flange installation, supporting standard DN50, DN80 flanges or customized connections, ideal for tanks, pipelines, and industrial vessels.
Q6: Is the STG52 Side Mounted Flange Level & Pressure Transmitter explosion-proof and weather-resistant?
Yes, it features a stainless steel explosion-proof housing with IP67 protection rating, along with anti-surge, lightning protection, and strong electromagnetic interference resistance.
Q7: Which industries commonly use the STG52 Side Mounted Flange Level & Pressure Transmitter?
It is commonly used in oil & gas tank level measurement, chemical processing, power plants, industrial automation, food & beverage, and pharmaceutical manufacturing.
