ATEX Pressure Transmitters | ATEX Pressure Sensors

Our ATEX pressure sensors are available in Gauge, Absolute, Vacuum / Suction, Differential and Compound pressure measurement format in the following measuring ranges:

• Gauge: 0-5mbar (use PR3202) > 0-3000bar
• Absolute: 0-500mbar > 0-700bar
• Vacuum: 0 to -0.25mbarg > 0 to -1barg
• Differential: 0 to 5mbar > 0-200bar
• Compound: -0.25 to +0.25mbar > -1bar to +700bar

Custom pressure ranges are available on all ATEX pressure sensors.

We can also supply IECEx / ATEX certified wireless telemetry which delivers a highly accurate, reliable wireless signal for strain gauge measurements for your pressure sensor in ATEX /IECEx Zones 1 and 2.

Why Use an ATEX Pressure Sensor?

ATEX pressure sensors are designed to be used in hazardous environments where there is a potential risk of explosive atmospheres. These atmospheres can exist due to the presence of gases, vapors, mists, or dust that could ignite and cause an explosion if exposed to an ignition source. Applied Measurements ATEX pressure sensors comply with the ATEX directive, ensuring they meet the necessary safety and quality standards for use in potentially explosive atmospheres. They provide a safe way of measuring pressure in environments such as oil and gas facilities, chemical processing plants, mining operations, and more, where the risk of explosions due to flammable substances is significant.

ATEX pressure sensors have an intrinsically safe design to prevent the generation of sparks, arcs, or excessive temperatures that could trigger an explosion in a hazardous environment.

Using ATEX pressure sensors in a hazardous environment is essential to maintain a safe work environment and is critical for preventing accidents and ensuring compliance with safety regulations and standards.