Vega - VEGABAR 82
B82.AXNXDTGLSZXKIMAM
eID: DE159659606
Pressure transmitter with ceramic measuring cell
scope of application
VEGABAR 82 is a universally applicable pressure transmitter for measuring gases and vapours
and liquids. Even ingredients such as sand are light for the abrasion-resistant ceramic measuring cell
Exercise. VEGABAR 82 offers maximum reliability and operational safety. The diverse
Applicability can be seen in all industrial sectors. The simple interconnection of sensors of the
VEGABAR series 80 as an electronic differential pressure opens up new possibilities for the measurement of
differential pressures.
Your benefit
- High system availability due to the highest overload and vacuum resistance of the ceramic measuring cell
- Measurement down to the last drop through the smallest measuring ranges with high measuring accuracy
- Low maintenance and servicing costs thanks to wear-free ceramic measuring cell
Area A : Europe
Approval X : for Ex-free area
Process connection / material NX : thread ½NPT, inside ¼NPT, ASME B1.20.1 /
Alloy C276 (2.4819)
Sealing concept D : double seal
measuring cell seal /
process temperature
T : FFKM (Perlast G92E) / -15...+130°C
Type of pressure G : Relative pressure (measurement against atmosphere)
Measuring range L: 0...+100.0bar (0...+10000kPa)
Accuracy class S : 0.20%
Electronics Z : two-wire 4 ... 20 mA
Optional surge protection : none
Additional electronics X : without
Housing K : Plastic single chamber
Housing design/protection class I: compact/IP66/IP67; NEMA 4X
Cable entry / connection M: M20x1.5 / cable gland PA black
(ø5-9mm), standard
Indicating/adjustment module PLICSCOM A : built-in
Certificates M : Yes
Test certificate : with 5 measuring points
Operating instructions : DE - German
Number of operating instructions: 5
Linearization : No
Measuring cell type: CERTEC - ceramic measuring cell
Factor overload resistance measuring cell: 2,000
Enclosed process seal : none
Continuation position: 1
Electronic differential pressure : Configuration not suitable
Min. process pressure : -1,000 bar
Max. process pressure : 133,000 bar
