FEATURES
 Calibrated and temperature compensated pressure sensor with two-wire 4 .. 20 mA current loop output
 Differential / gage, bidirectional differential, absolute and barometric versions
 Wide variety of pressure ranges: 5 mbar up to 2 bar
 Piezoresistive sensing element
 High precision digital signal conditioning
 High accuracy at room temperature
 Low overall error within a temperature range of -25 .. +85°C
 Supply voltage range: 8 .. 36 V
 Current limitation
 Protected against reverse polarity
 Compact and robust package
 Dust- and water-tight (IP67)
 M5 circular sensor connector
 Ready to use, simple and quick installation
 RoHS and REACH compliant

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
AMS 4712 is a series of miniaturized pressure transmitters suitable for industrial applications and high precision measurements. All AMS 4712 can be powered within a supply voltage range of VS = 8 .. 36 V and provide an industrial two-wire 4 .. 20 mA current loop output. They are calibrated and temperature compensated in a wide temperature range of -25 .. +85°C.
AMS 4712 comes in a robust plastic package and is ready to use. Pressure is applied either via two barbed side ports for differential (relative) or bidirectional differential pressure transmitter types or via a single port for absolute or barometric types. The two-wire current loop output is established using an M5 circular sensor connector. AMS 4712’s package is dust- and water-tight conforming to IP67.
The pressure transmitters in the AMS 4712 series are available for various applications and pressure ranges: Differential (relative) devices in pressure ranges from 0 .. 5 mbar up to 0 .. 2 bar, absolute pressure variants for 0 .. 1 bar and 0 .. 2 bar as well as a barometric type for 0.7 .. 1.2 bar. Bidirectional differential devices are available from -5 .. +5 mbar up to -1 .. +1 bar for measurement of positive and negative pressure differences. Other pressure ranges are available on request.

TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
 Static pressure sensing
 Dynamic pressure sensing
 Barometric pressure sensing
 Vacuum measurement
 Level measurement
 Gas flow measurement
 Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC)