Compatibility
One TSD160A is included with each TSD137 or TSD237 series penuomotach transducer; the RX137 and RX237 flow heads connect to the TSD160A differential pressure transducer via standard 4 mm ID tubing.
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Use TSD160 series differential pressure transducers for low range pressure monitoring. The transducers plug directly into the DA100C general-purpose differential amplifier. The differential pressure ports are located on the front of the transducers and are easily connected to breathing circuits, pneumotachs or plethysmograph boxes. These transducers are very useful for interfacing a variety of small animal pneumotachs or plethysmographs to the MP System. The transducers are extremely sensitive and available in a range to suit a number of different applications, including airflow pressure.
One TSD160A is included with each TSD137 or TSD237 series penuomotach transducer; the RX137 and RX237 flow heads connect to the TSD160A differential pressure transducer via standard 4 mm ID tubing.
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