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Johnson Controls EP-8000-4 Electro-Pneumatic Transducer with High-Volume Output
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Product Description P/N: EP-8000-4
Description
The Johnson Controls EP-8000-4 is an electro-pneumatic transducer that converts a 4–20 mA DC electrical input into a proportional 3–15 PSIG pneumatic output. Its high-volume output configuration is designed for pneumatic control applications requiring responsive signal conversion.
Technical Specifications
| Condition | New/Never Used Surplus |
| Brand | Johnson Controls |
| Category | Sensors & Switches |
| Part Number | EP-8000-4 |
| Subcategory | Pressure Sensor/Transducer |
| Product Type | Electro-Pneumatic Transducer |
| Input Signal | 4–20 mA DC |
| Output Signal | 3–15 PSIG |
| Output Type | High Volume Output |
| Signal Conversion | Electrical to Pneumatic |
| Application | Pneumatic and HVAC Control |
| Weight | 0.20 kg |
Information About EP-8000-4
The EP-8000-4 is configured for integration between electronic control signals and pneumatic control systems. It accepts a standard 4–20 mA DC input signal from compatible controllers or automation equipment. The device provides a 3–15 PSIG pneumatic output for compatible pneumatic actuators and control devices. Its high-volume output design supports pneumatic applications requiring increased output capacity.
Key Features:
- Electro-Pneumatic Conversion: Converts an electrical current signal into a proportional pneumatic pressure signal.
- Input Signal: Accepts a 4–20 mA DC control input.
- Pneumatic Output: Provides a 3–15 PSIG output range.
- High-Volume Output: Designed for applications requiring higher pneumatic output capacity.
- Signal Integration: Connects electronic control systems with pneumatic equipment.
- HVAC Control Applications: Suitable for compatible pneumatic building and HVAC control systems.
- Compact Design: Provides electro-pneumatic signal conversion in a compact control component.
The EP-8000-4 delivers the reliability and precision required for electronic-to-pneumatic signal conversion and HVAC control applications.
Description
The Johnson Controls EP-8000-4 is an electro-pneumatic transducer that converts a 4–20 mA DC electrical input into a proportional 3–15 PSIG pneumatic output. Its high-volume output configuration is designed for pneumatic control applications requiring responsive signal conversion.
Technical Specifications
| Condition | New/Never Used Surplus |
| Brand | Johnson Controls |
| Category | Sensors & Switches |
| Part Number | EP-8000-4 |
| Subcategory | Pressure Sensor/Transducer |
| Product Type | Electro-Pneumatic Transducer |
| Input Signal | 4–20 mA DC |
| Output Signal | 3–15 PSIG |
| Output Type | High Volume Output |
| Signal Conversion | Electrical to Pneumatic |
| Application | Pneumatic and HVAC Control |
| Weight | 0.20 kg |
Information About EP-8000-4
The EP-8000-4 is configured for integration between electronic control signals and pneumatic control systems. It accepts a standard 4–20 mA DC input signal from compatible controllers or automation equipment. The device provides a 3–15 PSIG pneumatic output for compatible pneumatic actuators and control devices. Its high-volume output design supports pneumatic applications requiring increased output capacity.
Key Features:
- Electro-Pneumatic Conversion: Converts an electrical current signal into a proportional pneumatic pressure signal.
- Input Signal: Accepts a 4–20 mA DC control input.
- Pneumatic Output: Provides a 3–15 PSIG output range.
- High-Volume Output: Designed for applications requiring higher pneumatic output capacity.
- Signal Integration: Connects electronic control systems with pneumatic equipment.
- HVAC Control Applications: Suitable for compatible pneumatic building and HVAC control systems.
- Compact Design: Provides electro-pneumatic signal conversion in a compact control component.
The EP-8000-4 delivers the reliability and precision required for electronic-to-pneumatic signal conversion and HVAC control applications.