WOODWARD 8701-758 5601-1126 Current to Pressure Converter

WOODWARD 8701-758 5601-1126 Current to Pressure Converter

DESCRIPTION

The WOODWARD 8701-758 5601-1126 Current to Pressure Converter is a high-performance device used to convert the input current signal into a proportional output pressure. It offers accurate and reliable conversion with a wide range of applications in industrial and control systems. The converter is designed to provide precise control and measurement of pressure in various operating conditions. With its compact size and robust construction, it is suitable for demanding environments and ensures long-lasting performance.

SPECIFICATIONS

Input Current Range: 4-20 mA

Output Pressure Range: 3-15 psi

Accuracy: ±0.1% of full scale

Temperature Range: -40°C to 85°C

Power Supply: 24 VDC

PARAMETERS

Zero Adjustment: ±10% of full scale

Span Adjustment: ±10% of full scale

Response Time: <10 ms

APPLICATIONS

Power Generation: 

These components are commonly found in power plants, where they help regulate the speed and power output of turbines to ensure stable and efficient power generation.

Oil and Gas: 

In the oil and gas industry, the Woodward 8701-758 and 5601-1126 are used to control turbines in drilling, pumping, and other operations, optimizing performance and reducing fuel consumption.

Marine: 

These components are also used in marine applications, where they control the speed and power output of turbines on ships and other marine vessels, ensuring reliable and efficient operation.

Functional Characteristics:

Precise Control: 

The Woodward 8701-758 and 5601-1126 provide precise control over turbine speed and power output, allowing for fine adjustments to match demand with supply.

Durability and Longevity: 

These components are built to last, withstanding the rigors of continuous operation in industrial settings.

Ease of Maintenance: 

The Woodward 8701-758 and 5601-1126 are designed for easy installation, removal, and maintenance, minimizing downtime and ensuring optimal performance.