Selection Notes
• Confirm the required pressure range and measurement type (gauge, absolute or vacuum).
• Verify the suitable process connection (e.g., ½ NPT or other industrial fittings).
• Choose the required output signal, typically 4-20 mA with optional HART® communication.
• Ensure the transmitter housing material meets environmental or hygienic requirements.
• Consider hazardous-area approvals when installing in explosive environments.
Why Choose the WIKA UPT-20 Process Transmitter
• High Measurement Accuracy
Standard accuracy reaches approximately ±0.15% of span, suitable for demanding process measurement.
• HART® Communication Capability
Supports 4-20 mA analog signal with optional HART protocol, enabling integration with modern digital control systems.
• Advanced Intelligent Sensor Technology
Integrated temperature compensation improves stability and measurement reliability across varying process conditions.
• Large Rotatable LCD Display
Multifunction display with simple menu navigation allows easy configuration and clear reading even after installation.
• Robust Industrial Construction
Available with conductive plastic or stainless-steel housing and designed for harsh process environments with IP66/IP67 protection.
FAQ
Q: What is the difference between the UPT-20 and UPT-21?
A: The UPT-20 uses a standard pressure port connection, while the UPT-21 features a flush diaphragm for hygienic or viscous media applications.
Q: Does the transmitter support digital communication?
A: Yes. In addition to the standard 4-20 mA analog output, the UPT-20 can support HART® communication.
Q: Can the display be rotated after installation?
A: Yes. The housing can rotate and the display position can be adjusted for optimal visibility.
Q: Which industries commonly use the UPT-20?
A: It is widely used in chemical plants, pharmaceutical production, food processing and general industrial process control.







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