Datum 2000™ manometer specifications – Setra System Model Datum 2000 User Manual
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DATUM 2000™ Manometer Specifications
w/Models 204/204D w/Model 239
w/Model 270
Type of Pressure
Measurement
Gage
Differential
Gage
Absolute
Gage
Absolute
Vacuum
Barometric
Differential
Standard Ranges
0
to
25,
50,
100,
250,
0
to
0.5,
1.0,
2.5,
5,
0
to
5,
10,
20,
50,
500,1000 psig
15, 30 inch WC
100 psig
0
to
25,
50,
100,
250,
0
to
±
0.25,
±
.5,
0
to
10,
20,
50,
500,
1000
psia
±
1.0,
±
2.5,
±
7.5,
100
psia
0
to
25,
50,
100
psid
±
15 inch WC
600-1100
millibar
0
to
14.7
psiv
0
to
5,
10
psid
800-1100
millibar
0 to
±
10,
±
25,
±
50,
0 to
±
2.5,
±
5 psid
±
100 psid
System Accuracy (RSS)
±
0.11% FS
±
2 digits
±
0.14% FS
±
2 digits
±
0.05% FS
±
2 digits
Thermal Effects
%FS 60
O
-95
O
F
Thermal
Zero
Shift
0.14
max.
±
4
digits
0.35
max.
±
4
digits
0.07
max.
±
4
digits
Thermal
Span
Shift
0.11
max.
±
4
digits
0.35
max.
±
4
digits
0.04
max.
±
4
digits
Pressure Fittings
Positive
1/4"-18
NPT
internal
1/8"-27
NPT
internal
1/8"-27
NPT
internal
Reference
1/8"-27
NPT
internal
1/8"-27
NPT
internal
N/A
(204D
only)
Pressure Media
Positive
Gas or liquid com-
Gases compatible
Dry
or
wet
air,
water
patible
with
17-4
PH
with
stainless
steel,
or
other
media
stainless
steel.
hard anodized 6061
compatible
with
aluminum,
aluminum, alumina
Buna N O-ring.
ceramics,
gold
(Stainless
steel
in
and elastomer
place of aluminum
sealant.
on
special
order.)
Reference
Clean
dry
air
or
other
Clean
dry
air
or
other
N/A
gases.
(Non-corrosive, gases.
(Non-corrosive,
non-condensable.)
non-condensable.)
Maximum line pressure Maximum line pressure
1000 psig (204D only)
250 psig
Analog Output
Normally 0 to 5 VDC for Normally 0 to 5 VDC
0 to 5 VDC for gage
unidirectional
pressure for
unidirectional
and
absolute
ranges.
or vacuum ranges.
pressure.
0 to
±
2.5 VDC for
0 to
±
2.5 VDC for
bidirectional
ranges.
bidirectional
ranges.
Notes:
(1)
Differential
pressure
models
can
be
used
to
measure
gage
pressure
by
leaving
the
reference
port
open
to
atmosphere.
(2)
Line
pressure
refers
to
pressure
applied
to
both
high
and
low
sides
of
the
sensing
device
simultaneously.
Refer
to
the
product
data
sheet
to
determine
maximum
differential
pressure
and
overpressure
limits.