Huba 691 Pressure Transmitter User Manual

The 691 pressure transmitter features calibrated and amplified sensor signals which are available as standardized voltage or current out- puts. Various application-specific pressure and electri- cal connections can be provided.


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Brand
Huba
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
4
File format
PDF
File size
822 KB
Published
12 April, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

The Huba 691 pressure transmitter is designed for fine pressure and flow measurement, offering both relative (-1 to 600 bar) and absolute (0 to 16 bar) ranges. It features a ceramic element, modular connections, and high resistance to temperature and mechanical aging.

The manual covers technical specifications, connection options (inside G 1/4, outside G 1/2, DIN connectors), power supplies (18‑33 VDC or 24 VAC ± 15 %), signal outputs (0‑10 V, 4‑20 mA), and EMC compliance. Installation arrangements, sealing materials, and calibration options are also described.

What's inside

  • Technical Overview
  • Pressure Ranges and Accuracy
  • Materials and Sealing
  • Electrical Connections and Power Supply
  • Installation and Mounting
  • EMC and Certifications
  • Dimensions

Specifications

Relative pressure range-1 to 600 bar
Absolute pressure range0 to 16 bar
Overload rating2 × full scale
Rupture pressure3 × full scale
Zero‑point residual voltage< 50 mV
Operating temperature (ambient)-15 °C to 480 °C
Power supply (DC)18‑33 VDC
Power supply (AC)24 VAC ± 15 %
Signal output (voltage)0‑10 V
Inside thread sizeG 1/4
Weight (G 1/4 version)200 g

Frequently asked questions

What pressure ranges does the Huba 691 transmitter cover?

It measures relative pressure from –1 to 600 bar and absolute pressure from 0 to 16 bar.

What power supply options are available for the transmitter?

The device can be powered from 18‑33 VDC or from 24 VAC ± 15 % using either 3‑wire or 2‑wire cables.

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