| Management number | 220427355 | Release Date | 2026/05/03 | List Price | $54.00 | Model Number | 220427355 | ||
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Upgrade your HVAC and refrigeration systems with the ICM 380 Pressure Transducer, engineered for accuracy, durability, and long-term performance. Designed to measure pressures up to 500 PSI, this sensor ensures your equipment operates at peak efficiency while protecting critical components.With its brass 1/4" SAE female flare fitting and integrated Schrader deflator, installation and servicing are quick and hassle-free. The 0.5–4.5V ratiometric output provides reliable, real-time data that integrates seamlessly with controllers and diagnostic systems. Whether monitoring compressor oil pressure, controlling condenser fans, or calculating superheat and sub-cooling, the ICM 380 delivers dependable results every time.Built to handle extreme environments, this transducer operates in temperatures from −40°C to +135°C, with a rugged design that resists vibration, moisture, and electrical stress. Added protections against overvoltage, reverse polarity, and short circuits help extend both sensor life and system reliability.Key Benefits:Wide pressure range of 0–500 PSI for versatile HVAC and refrigeration useBrass fitting with Schrader deflator for easy installation and maintenanceAccurate 0.5–4.5V signal output for controllers and diagnostic toolsDurable design rated for extreme temperature conditionsElectrical protection for longer service lifeBacked by ICM’s reputation for quality, the ICM 380 is a trusted solution for HVAC professionals, refrigeration technicians, and system installers seeking dependable performance in demanding conditions.✨ Optimize your system with the ICM 380 — the reliable pressure sensor built for today’s toughest HVAC and refrigeration applications.
| Item Weight | 4.8 ounces |
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| Manufacturer | ICM Controls |
| Product Dimensions | 5 x 5 x 1 inches |
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