OEM pressure transmitter MH-3 for mobile working machines

Electronic pressure
measurement
For harsh operating conditions
Pressure transmitter MH-3
Applications
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Hydraulics
Load monitoring
Load moment limitation
Hydraulic drive control
Fluids in mobile working machines
Special features
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Ratiometric current or voltage output
Accuracy up to 0.5 % of span
Measuring range 0 … 40 to 0 … 600 bar
Metric and all established pressure connections
6 different electrical connections
Adjustable diagnostic function
Data sheet PE 81.59
WIKA Alexander Wiegand SE & Co. KG
Alexander-Wiegand-Straße 30∙63911 Klingenberg∙Germany
Tel. +49 9372 132-0∙Fax +49 9372 132-406
info@wika.de∙www.wika.de
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OEM pressure transmitter MH-3
for mobile working machines
Developed and tested for mobile
working machines
The MH-3 pressure transmitter has been specifically developed for mobile working machines. Intensive field tests as well
as comprehensive internal testing ensure that the MH-3 is up
to the harsh demands of mobile working machines.
A large part of the testing is carried out in WIKA‘s own laboratories. In this way, individual customer requirements can be
taken into account.
Among the tests are:
Environmental influences
EMC influences
Shock/vibration
Pressure spikes
IP protection
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The next step
Based on market experience with mobile working machines,
the MH-2 pressure transmitter has been enhanced. The existing look and feel of the proven forerunner has been retained.
The MH-3 has also had a diagnostic function added. In addition, signal clamping (limiting the signal value to a customer
settable value) is also available.
Signal clamping
Output signal with signal clamping at 21mA
Signal
21 mA
20 mA
Modern manufacturing
The in-house production of the sensor, the population of the
printed circuit board and the complete assembly on a fully automatic production line at WIKA enable continuous traceability of each individual manufactured unit, down to an individual
component level.
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Time
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