Yokogawa AS F9342LA-02 Pressure Transmitter | Flush Diaphragm, Level, Sanitary

Yokogawa AS F9342LA-02 Pressure Transmitter | Flush Diaphragm, Level, Sanitary

Yokogawa AS F9342LA-02 pressure transmitter specifications. Sanitary level transmitter, flush diaphragm, 4-20mA+HART, Tri-Clamp.

Product Overview

The Yokogawa AS F9342LA-02 is a sanitary pressure/level transmitter designed for hygienic and aseptic process applications in industries such as food & beverage, biotechnology, and pharmaceuticals. It features a flush-mounted diaphragm with a Tri-Clamp connection to prevent contamination and allow for easy cleaning (CIP/SIP). It measures hydrostatic pressure to determine level and outputs a 4-20mA signal with HART communication.

Technical Specifications

Key Features

• Sanitary Design:​ Flush diaphragm and Tri-Clamp connection eliminate dead zones for hygienic processes

• CIP/SIP Capable:​ Withstands clean-in-place and sterilize-in-place procedures

• High Accuracy:​ ±0.075% accuracy for precise level and pressure measurement

• HART Communication:​ Enables remote configuration and diagnostics

• Robust Sensor:​ Single-crystal silicon resonant sensor for stability and reliability

• Easy Installation:​ Standard sanitary clamp connection simplifies mounting

• Hygienic Certification:​ Designed to meet 3-A and EHEDG standards

• Wide Rangeability:​ High turndown ratio for flexible application

Applications

• Level measurement in hygienic tanks, vessels, and bioreactors

• Pressure monitoring in sanitary process lines

• Food & beverage production (e.g., dairy, brewing)

• Pharmaceutical and biotech processing

• Any application requiring a cleanable, contamination-free sensor

Important Notes

1. The "-02" suffix indicates specific options; verify the exact pressure range and O-ring material

2. Must be installed per sanitary practices to maintain hygiene certification

3. The diaphragm is sensitive; avoid physical damage during handling and installation

4. Ensure compatibility with CIP/SIP fluid temperatures and chemicals

5. Calibration should be performed with the transmitter in its installed orientation