Nexisense Industrial General Pressure Transmitter: Guardian of Critical Industry Alerts
Product Overview
The industrial general pressure transmitter is a versatile measurement device suitable for various media and operating conditions. Nexisense products use a robust ceramic diaphragm combined with a compact design, performing well under vibration, corrosion, and high-impact conditions.
Critical factory equipment such as compressors, chillers, and reverse osmosis membrane modules are highly sensitive to pressure fluctuations. Nexisense transmitters monitor these points in real time, providing immediate feedback on anomalies and helping engineers prevent faults. With industrial IoT development, they integrate into predictive maintenance systems, becoming key components of smart manufacturing.
Measurement Principle
Nexisense transmitters primarily use the ceramic piezoresistive principle. The ceramic diaphragm deforms slightly under pressure, and the built-in sensor converts this deformation into an electrical signal, which is amplified and compensated to output a standard 4–20 mA signal.
The ceramic core is corrosion- and impact-resistant, suitable for direct media contact. The measurement process includes pressure sensing, signal processing, and temperature compensation, ensuring linear output across a wide temperature range. Its compact design allows installation in narrow pipelines, with rapid response to detect subtle changes. The non-contact design minimizes wear, supporting long-term stable monitoring.
Main Advantages
Strong vibration resistance: maintains stable readings in air compressor environments, avoiding false alarms.
Excellent corrosion resistance: ceramic diaphragm remains reliable when exposed to refrigerants or water treatment media.
High impact tolerance: withstands sudden pressure surges like water hammer, protecting the system.
Compact design: suitable for tight installation spaces.
High precision and fast response: enables timely alerts, reducing downtime risk.
Low maintenance requirement: improves overall operational efficiency.
Application Scenarios
Air compressor systems: monitor cylinder pressure to optimize operation and prevent overload.
Refrigeration: protect condensers and evaporators by monitoring refrigerant pressure, detecting anomalies early to prevent damage.
Water treatment reverse osmosis systems: accurately measure differential pressure across membranes, assess module condition, and support maintenance decisions.
Other applications: hydraulic equipment and process control. Its versatility expands with IoT integration for data analysis and remote alerts.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| 0–100 MPa | Yes |
| ±0.5% FS | 4–20 mA |
| 12–36 VDC | IP67, Ceramic Diaphragm |
| <10 ms | 10 g |
Installation and Maintenance
Install in low-vibration locations, avoiding air bubble interference. Tighten connections and ensure proper sealing. Inspect diaphragm and housing quarterly, clean with neutral agents. Calibrate annually using a standard source. In vibration-prone environments, regularly secure fittings. Nexisense’s durable design minimizes intervention and extends service life.
FAQ
What are the advantages of a ceramic diaphragm?
Corrosion and impact-resistant, suitable for harsh media.
How does it handle vibration?
Excellent vibration resistance ensures stable readings.
Is it reliable under water hammer?
High impact tolerance ensures continuous accurate output.
Does it support IoT integration?
Standard outputs are easy to interface for real-time analysis.
Conclusion
The Nexisense Industrial General Pressure Transmitter, with its ceramic diaphragm and robust design, provides continuous early warning support in air compressors, refrigeration, water treatment, and other critical industries. By detecting subtle changes and providing timely feedback, it protects equipment and enhances production efficiency. With smart technology integration, its impact will grow further. Selecting and maintaining it according to actual working conditions ensures a reliable monitoring system and supports ongoing industrial progress.



