Dwyer Transmitter 616KD-11V-TC
Dwyer 616KD-11V-TC is a differential pressure transmitter for HVAC and building automation systems, measuring 250–2500 Pa with 21 mA max power consumption. IP10-rated housing and barbed process connections for 3–5 mm…
SKU 3G-CBM-02127
Also listed as: DWY 04214 · DWY-04214
Local availability & support
- Delivery
- Worldwide DHL shipping from Singapore; 7–14 business days door-to-door for most destinations.
- Payment
- Invoicing in USD. Bank transfer (SWIFT) and corporate PO accepted.
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Product Description
Dwyer 616KD-11V-TC is a differential pressure transmitter for HVAC and building automation systems, measuring 250–2500 Pa with 21 mA max power consumption. IP10-rated housing and barbed process connections for 3–5 mm hose integrate into duct and filter monitoring applications.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I buy the Dwyer 616KD-11V-TC differential pressure transmitter worldwide?
3G Electric is an authorised Dwyer distributor supplying the 616KD-11V-TC globally. We handle logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your facility. Contact us for lead times and a quote on this transmitter.
What is the pressure range and power consumption of the Dwyer 616KD-11V-TC?
The 616KD-11V-TC measures differential pressure from 250 Pa to 2500 Pa with a maximum power consumption of 21 mA. It features an IP10-rated housing and barbed process connections for 3–5 mm hose integration.
What applications does the Dwyer 616KD-11V-TC suit?
This transmitter is designed for HVAC duct pressure monitoring, filter status indication, and building automation systems. The barbed double-tubing connectors and IP10 housing make it ideal for both duct-mounted and external sensor applications in climate control networks.
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