CES uses a variety of different transducers in our transmitters. Each transducer type have their advantages and disadvantages. We have selected the most appropriate type for each family in the CES line. These types include : Variable Reluctance, Variable Capacitive, and Hot Wire.

Variable Capacitive Transducers are more cost effective. The transducers we use feature a ceramic diaphragm insuring long term stability and drift. CES’s Variable Capacitive transmitter were designed for applications when cost is a concern, while still maintaining reliable results.

Variable Reluctance Transducer are the “cream of the crop”. They generally offer higher accuracy and superior long term performance. They are also more expensive. These features make the Variable Reluctance transducer an excellent choice when performance is the utmost concern. Auto zero electronics further ensure laboratory quality results in real world applications.

Ultralow Draft Range Transmitters are one of the latest additions to the CES line of transmitters. They were developed to measure extremely low flows and pressures. Pressures as low as .001" water and flows as low as 150 FPM full scale are achievable with these transmitters.

Hot Wire type transducers offer the lowest cost for low flow applications. They offer good results when used in clean dry applications when no turbulence is present.

With our full line of Draft Range transmitters, CES can assist you in obtaining the most cost effective results for your applications. Whether your concerns are, quality, stability, repeatability, cost or a combination, CES is Your Draft Range Solution