Endress+Hauser Ceracore USC70 Ceramic Capacitive Pressure Sensor

Harsh Industrial Environments

Introduction
The Ceracore USC70 from Endress+Hauser redefines reliability in industrial pressure measurement. Designed for demanding applications, this ceramic capacitive pressure sensor combines ultrapure alumina ceramic (99.9% Al₂O₃) with advanced digital signal processing for unmatched performance. Partnering with SENSE Company, a leader in sensor integration, Endress+Hauser ensures seamless deployment of the USC70 in customized industrial systems.

Key Features & Benefits

• Dry Ceramic Sensor Technology: Resistant to corrosion, wear, and aggressive media, ensuring longevity in harsh environments.

• Wide Measurement Ranges: Supports absolute (0–40 bar / 0–600 psi) and gauge pressure (from -1 bar to +40 bar) with high accuracy (±0.2% span).

• Digital & Analog Outputs: Configurable SPI, UART, or analog voltage (0.5–4.5 V) for flexible integration.

• Rapid Response: Sampling rates as low as 1.25 ms and rise times under 10 ms for dynamic processes.

• Robust Environmental Tolerance: Operates at -40°C to +125°C (-40°F to +257°F) with IP00 protection.

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Technical Specifications

• Power Supply: 2.9–5.5 V DC, <1.6 mA current consumption.

• Output Signal: Ratiometric voltage (10–90% VDD) or digital protocols (SPI/UART).

• Long-Term Stability: ≤0.1% span/year drift.

• Certifications: RoHS, FDA-compliant materials, and DIN/IEC standards.

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Applications

• Oil & Gas: Monitoring pipeline pressures in corrosive environments.

• Chemical Processing: Accurate measurement of aggressive liquids/gases.

• HVAC Systems: Reliable pressure control in extreme temperatures.

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Why Choose SENSE Company?
As an authorized partner of Endress+Hauser, SENSE Company provides expert technical support for integrating the USC70 into specialized applications. Their expertise ensures optimal performance, from calibration to system compatibility.

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