Maretron Pressure Transducer 0 to 5 PSI

The Maretron Pressure Transducer 0 to 5 PSI is a compact, reliable marine-grade sensor engineered for serious boaters and vessel operators who demand real-time fluid system monitoring. Built to integrate seamlessly with the FPM100 Fluid Pressure Monitor, this transducer gives you critical visibility into hydraulic systems, freshwater supplies, fuel lines, and other low-pressure applications where precision matters. Whether you're running a commercial fishing vessel, cruising offshore, or maintaining a sophisticated cabin system, accurate pressure data prevents costly failures and keeps you informed of system health.

Maretron engineered this transducer with a 0 to 5 PSI range, making it ideal for low-pressure monitoring applications where sensitivity and accuracy are non-negotiable. The sensor converts hydraulic or fluid pressure into precise electronic signals that transmit directly to your FPM100 display unit, delivering real-time readings you can trust in any sea state or weather condition. Its robust construction and marine-grade materials resist corrosion from saltwater spray and humid engine-room environments—critical for long-term reliability on the water. The compact 4 x 1 x 4 inch footprint allows flexible installation in tight spaces without sacrificing durability or signal integrity.

This pressure transducer is essential for any boater running hydraulic systems, onboard water systems, or fuel pressure circuits where early warning of leaks or system degradation can save thousands in emergency repairs. Installation is straightforward when integrated with the FPM100 Fluid Pressure Monitor—the transducer connects directly to the monitor's input port, and your vessel's fluid systems connect to the transducer's port. Experienced mariners and marine technicians rely on Maretron's precision instrumentation to maintain safety standards and operational efficiency. The lightweight design (0.1 lbs) means minimal installation burden while delivering the diagnostic capability serious boaters expect.