GPL100 Series Wireless Pressure Transmitter
Features
- Supports local and remote setting of parameters
- Real-time view of equipment working status
- Supports NB-IoT communication method
- Supports parameters setting by serial communication
- Fast collection speed, 24-bit high accuracy
- Low power consumption, data storage, threshold alarm and low battery alarm functions
- Built-in watchdog, no crash
- The pressure threshold and dynamic change threshold alarm information are reported in time
Introduction
The GPL100 series is a wireless pressure transmitter designed for field use without the need for single-point wiring. It uses highly reliable silicon piezoresistive pressure sensors as its core components. After temperature compensation, digital circuit correction, and signal conditioning, the transmitter outputs wireless networking signals. Each product undergoes a meticulous process that includes careful design, component selection, process validation and curing, cyclic loading, aging, environmental simulation testing, and more, ensuring the stability and reliability of every unit.
Application
The GPL100 series wireless pressure transmitters are widely used for various pressure measurement applications, offering excellent accuracy and reliability. They are particularly well-suited for industries such as coal mining, oil fields, chemicals, civil explosives, environmental protection, pharmaceuticals, water management, shipping, and more.
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Pressure type |
Gauge pressure, Absolute pressure, Sealed pressure |
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Pressure range |
10KPa~20kPa...60MPa |
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Power supply |
Lithium battery(36Ah) or solar |
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NB-loT, 4G, LoraWAN |
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Overload pressure |
150% |
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Working mode |
Report regularly and actively, collection and reporting period settable, abnormal alarm |
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Media temperature |
-20℃~70℃ |
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Accuracy |
0.5%FS |
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Measuring medium |
Fluid compatible with 316L |
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Protection |
IP66,IP67,IP68 |

Pressure Measurement
Melt Pressure Measurement
Temperature Measurement
Position measurement
Level measurement
Level Sensor & Transmitter
Flow measurement