Series 10LHP

Piezoresistive OEM high-pressure transducer with optimum long-term stability

Features

• Optimum long-term stability

• Robust housing made from stainless steel, Hastelloy or titanium
• Front-flush diaphragm welded with no gaps
• Very high overload resistance
• Optimised thermal behaviour

Technology

• Insulated piezoresistive pressure sensor encapsulated in an oil-filled metal housing

• Ideal for mounting with O-ring and support ring
• Typical output signal range of 160 mV/mA

Typical applications

• OEM
• Industry
• Laboratory
• Oil and gas
• Oceanology

Accuracy
± 0,25 %FS
Long-term stability
± 0,15 %FS/year
Pressure ranges
0…100 bar to 0…1000 bar

Series 10LHP Diagram of a measurement bridge with compensation

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Standard pressure ranges

Absolute pressure Absolute pressure Proof pressure Sensitivity

PAA PA min. type max.

0…100 0…100 250 1,20 1,60 2,00
0…160 0…160 400 0,75 1,00 1,25
0…250 0…250 625 0,48 0,64 0,80
0…400 0…400 1000 0,30 0,40 0,50
0…600 0…600 1500 0,20 0,267 0,333
0…1000 0…1000 1500 0,12 0,16 0,20

bar abs. bar bar mV/(mA × bar)

Reference pressure at
Reference pressure at Based on The standard pressure ranges are available from the warehouse.
0 bar abs.
1 bar abs. reference pressure Additional calibrations to intermediate pressure ranges can also be made.
(vacuum)

Performance

± 0,25 %FS typ. Non-linearity (best fit straight line, BFSL), pressure hysteresis,
Accuracy @ RT (20…25 °C)
± 0.50 %FS max. non-repeatability

< ± 25 mV/mA Uncompensated, the sensitivity value must be added for PA

Offset @ RT (20…25 °C)
< ± 2 mV/mA Compensated with R3 or R4
Compensated temperature range -10…80 °C Other temperature ranges between -55…180 °C are possible as an option
Long-term stability ≤ ± 0,15 %FS Per year under reference conditions.

Calibrated in vertical installation position with metal diaphragm

Position dependency ≤ 2 mbar
facing downwards.

≤ ± 0,015 %FS/K Zero (TCzero) pre-compensated with R1 or R2

Temperature coefficient ≤ ± 0,06 %/K Sensitivity (TCsens)
1800…3000 ppm/K Total bridge resistance (TCres)

Electrical data
Half-open measurement bridge

1 mA nominal
Constant current supply
3 mA maximum

Bridge resistance @ RT (20…25 °C) 3,5 kΩ ± 20 %

Gold-plated pins
Optional: Silicone wires AWG28 (0,09 mm2), L = 70 mm,
Electrical connection ø 0,45 mm
other lengths on request
L = 9 mm ± 0,5 mm

Insulation > 100 MΩ @ 500 VDC

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Mechanical data
Materials in contact with media
Stainless steel AISI 316L Series 10LHP
Housing and diaphragm Hastelloy C-276 Series 10LHPH
Titanium Series 10LHPTi

ø 15 mm × 2 mm For media temperatures

O-ring FKM (90 Shore) < -20 °C, FVMQ is used.
-20…200 °C Others available on request

≥ 60...600 bar: PTFE

Support ring > 600…1000 bar: PEEK
ø 19 mm / ø 16 mm × 1 mm

Other materials
Pressure transducer oil filling Silicone oil Others available on request

Further details
Diameter × height ø 19 x 15 mm See dimensions and options
Series 10LHP
approx. 30 g
Weight Series 10LHPH
approx. 16 g Series 10LHPTi

Environmental conditions

Medium temperature range -40…150 °C

Optional: -55…150 °C Observe the o-ring operating
Ambient temperature range -40…150 °C temperature.
Icing not permitted
Storage temperature range -40…150 °C
Vibration resistance 10 g, 10…2000 Hz, ±10 mm IEC 60068-2-6
Shock resistance 50 g, 6 ms IEC 60068-2-27
Natural frequency (resonance) > 30 kHz
Load cycles @ RT (20…25 °C) > 10 m. pressure cycles
0…100 %FS
Dead volume change @ RT (20…25 °C) < 2 mm3

Recommended material selection according to pressure and temperature

KELLER 10LHP series high-pressure transducers are available

in various material options. Stainless steel, Hastelloy or titanium
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can be selected depending on the relevant requirements (see
“Mechanical data”).
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The diagram opposite shows the material options available based

Temperature (°C)

Stainless Steel on pressure and temperature. All the materials mentioned are
Hastelloy compatible with pressure ranges up to 1000 bar.
Titan

-40

60 100 160 250 400 600 1000

Pressure (bar)

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Dimensions

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Electrical connection 1 5
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Glass feedthrough connection Half-open measurement bridge pin assignment

PIN Label Designation Wire colour
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1 +OUT Pos. Output red

2 +IN Pos. Supply black
1 5
3 -OUT Neg. Output blue
2 4
4 -IN-OUT Neg. Supply (half bridge -OUT) yellow
3

5 -IN+OUT Neg. Supply (half bridge +OUT) white

Overview of customer-specific options

• Calibration to customer-specific pressure ranges
• Calibration to customer-specific temperature ranges
• Calibration with a mathematic model
• Electrical connection via silicone wires
• O-rings made of other materials
• Other oil filling for pressure transducers
• Modifications to customer-specific applications

Examples of similar products

• Series 10L: Low-pressure version for pressure ranges < 200 bar
• Series 10LX/10LHPX: with digital compensation electronics
• Series 6LHP/7LPH: high-pressure version in more compact designs

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Series 10LHP – Analysis and characteristic lines
Standard analysis

The pressure transducers are intended for O-ring mounting and are therefore designed for low force transmission. This method of installation enables the values
measured in the test equipment to remain unchanged. If the transducers are not de-energised when they are installed, the mechanical forces may change the mea-
sured values and the stability of the pressure transducers.

Calibration sheet: example type PA-10L Key

---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 449 1. Type (PA-10L) and measuring range (10 bar) of pressure sensor
2. Serial number of pressure sensor
PA-10L / 10 bar / 10-1005-118 (1) Sn I107547 (2)
------------------------------------------------------------------------- 29/01
3. Actual test temperatures
(3)
Temp (4)
Zero (5)
+510 (6)
Comp (7)
dZero 4. Uncompensated zero offset
[°C] [mV] [mV] [mV] [mV] 5. Zero offset values with calculated compensation resistor R1 (+) or R2 (-)
-9.5 18.5 13.3 -0.6 0.2 6. Zero offset values with calculated compensation resistors R1 or R2 and R3 or R4
0.1 18.7 13.3 -0.6 0.2 7. Temperature zero error with calculated compensation resistors
25.0 19.1 13.1 -0.8 0.0 8. Calculated compensation resistor values R1 or R2 (TCzero) and R3 or R4 (offset)
50.2 19.8 13.0 -0.9 -0.1
9. RB: bridge resistance at room temperature
79.9 20.8 12.9 -1.1 -0.2
---------------------------------------------------------------------------- L1 10. Calculated offset with compensation resistors R1 or R2 and R3 or R4
COMP R1 510 kOhm (8)
R3 56.0 Ohm (8) 11. Sensitivity of pressure sensor at room temperature 25 °C
RB 3482 Ohm (9) 12. Pressure test points
ZERO -0.8 mV (10) P_atm 964 mbar 13. Signal change at pressure test points at room temperature 25 °C
SENS 16.41 mV/bar (11) 14. Nonlinearity (best straight line through zero)
LIN (14)
Lnorm (15)
Lbfsl 15. Nonlinearity (best straight line)
(12)
[bar] (13)
[mV] [%Fs] [%Fs] 16. Result of the long-term stability test
0.000 0.0 0.00 -0.01 17. Lot number and identification of silicon wafer
2.500 41.1 0.02 0.01
18. Insulation test
5.000 82.1 0.00 0.00
7.500 123.1 -0.02 -0.01 19. Excitation (constant current)
10.000 164.1 -0.01 -0.01 20. Date of test -------- Test equipment
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Long Term Stability Ok (16)

Lot 72114-2 (17)

Test 500 Volt Ok (18)
Supply 1.000 mA (19)
01.09.17 (20) ----------------------------------------- GOL3.A03DIK (20)

Notes
• The indicated specifications apply only for constant current supply of 1 mA. The sensor must not be supplied with more than 3 mA.
The output voltage is proportional to the supply current. If the supply deviates from the calibration, this will cause signal shifts.
• The compensation resistors described in this data sheet are not part of the pressure transducer and are not included in the scope of delivery.
• It is recommended to use compensation resistors with temperature coefficients of < 50 ppm/°C for large temperature ranges. Sensor and resistors
can be exposed to different temperatures.
• Fine adjustment of zero with R5 potentiometer (20 Ω) is possible. In addition, a maximum TC-sensitivity can be guaranteed on request or the value
for the compensation resistor (Rp) can be indicated. See Diagram “Measurement bridge with compensation” on page 1.

Characteristic lines
Examples of typical characteristic lines of the temperature coefficients, normalised at 25 °C, uncompensated and compensated.

Temperature coefficient zero (TCzero) Temperature coefficient sensitivity (TCsens)

3 9
8 TC sens uncompensated
2.5 TC zero uncompensated
7
2 TC zero compensated TC sens compensated
6
1.5 5
TC sens (%)
TC zero (%FS)

1 4
3
0.5
2
0
1
-0.5 0

-1 -1
-55 -35 -15 5 25 45 65 85 105 125 145 -55 -35 -15 5 25 45 65 85 105 125 145

Temperature (°C) Temperature (°C)

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Mathematic model

KELLER’s Series 10LHP pressure transducers can The pressure transducers are characterised in the
be ordered with an optional compensation model. factory in order to produce the compensation model.
This involves measuring pressure and temperature
The compensation model is a mathematical formula signals at various pressure and temperature levels.
that helps to calculate the compensated pressure Comparing the measured values with the known
value of the pressure transducer. Both the pressure pressure and temperature values makes it possible
signal and the temperature signal of the pressure to calculate the compensation coefficients of the
transducer are incorporated into the calculation. pressure transducer. These compensation coeffi-
Polynomial functions are used as the basis for this cients are made available to the customer along with
mathematical model. the respective pressure transducer.

myCalibration

KELLER myCalibration

Content API
myCalibration is a digital data platform provided free Customers have the option to use the REST API
of charge to KELLER customers. It provides an easy for automated access and to integrate it into their
option for transferring and providing sensor calibra- processes. This means that calibration data for new
tion data. sensors can be called up automatically and then
processed, for example.
Format
The calibration data is available in the standard Documentation
JSON file format, which facilitates smooth integra- Comprehensive technical documentation including
tion into the customer’s software. The file structure is example software is available at the following link:
clearly defined in a publicly accessible JSON sche- https://mycalibration.github.io/
ma. This means that the customer is able to inte-
grate the data seamlessly into their software.

Access
The platform can be accessed either via a standard
web browser (web view) or directly within the cus-
tomer’s linked software using an API. The calibra-
tion data remains available in myCalibration for 24
months.

Web app
Customers can access the calibration data for their
sensors via a user-friendly interface. The system en-
sures secure authentication by asking users to enter
their personal login details, thereby preventing un-
authorised access to the data by third parties.
The user has the option to use various search and
filter functions to download calibration data for spe-
cific sensors or mass export multiple datasets simul-
taneously.

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