The Danfoss 084G2105 is a high-precision Pressure Transmitter from the EMP series, specifically designed for robust performance in industrial process control applications. It provides accurate, reliable conversion of pressure into a standard 4–20 mA output signal, ensuring seamless integration into PLC, DCS, and monitoring systems.
Features
High measurement accuracy with 0.5% typical (1% max) Full Scale
Fast response time of 4 ms for real-time process monitoring
Rugged construction with IP65 enclosure rating for industrial environments
Flexible installation with G 1/2 male/female pressure connections
Standardized 4–20 mA current output signal with clipping levels for diagnostics
Applications
Hydraulic and pneumatic systems
Pump and compressor control
Industrial process water management
HVAC cooling and heating loops
Factory automation pressure monitoring
Technical Specifications
Parameter
Specification
Manufacturer
Danfoss
Model / Spec Key
EMP 2-1411-F6CD24-2
Product No.
084G2105
Pressure Range
0 to 2.5 bar (0 to 36.26 psi)
Output Signal
4 to 20 mA
Supply Voltage
12 to 32 V DC
Accuracy (Typical)
0.5 % FS
Non-linearity (BFSL)
0.3 % FS
Response Time
4 ms (max)
Medium Temp. Range
-10 to 70 degC
Enclosure Rating
IP65
Pressure Connection
G 1/2 A (EN 228-1)
Electrical Connection
Terminal block (Pg 13.5)
Shipping Weight
2 Kg
Connections/Interfaces
Terminal
Function
P
Supply Voltage (+)
N
Common / Signal Ground (-)
Installation Guidelines
Mounting: Install the transmitter in a position where process media does not accumulate sediments. Horizontal or vertical mounting is acceptable, provided the process connection is secure.
Electrical Wiring: Use shielded cables for the 4–20 mA signal to minimize electromagnetic interference (EMI). Ensure the Pg 13.5 cable gland is tightened correctly to maintain the IP65 rating.
Grounding: The metallic housing should be properly grounded to ensure stability and protection against electrical noise.
System Power: Ensure the power supply is within the 12–32 V DC range. If the system enters a fault condition, the output signals will be clamped to the specified low (3.6 mA) or high (22.4 mA) levels.
FAQ
What is the pressure measurement range of this transmitter?
The 084G2105 covers a pressure range of 0 to 2.5 bar (0 to 36.26 psi).
What kind of output signal does this device provide?
This transmitter provides a standard 4 to 20 mA current output signal.
Is this transmitter suitable for outdoor environments?
It has an IP65 enclosure rating, providing good protection against dust and water jets, making it suitable for most industrial indoor and sheltered outdoor environments.
What are the clipping levels for this transmitter?
The transmitter features a low clipping level of 3.6 mA and a high clipping level of 22.4 mA for diagnostic purposes.
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