XCMG Pressure Transducer DAVS300-1512 ID61
DAVS300-1512 with the ID61 designation is listed as a pressure transducer for a specific channel in selected XCMG crane control or LMI systems. Both the sensor model and the ID61 assignment should be retained during identification.
What to Record
DAVS300-1512 and ID61 markings
XCMG crane model and machine serial number
ID61 installation point and hydraulic circuit
Pressure range and output shown on the complete label
Connector, pin count and cable orientation
Pressure port, seal and mounting arrangement
Controller input name or wiring reference
Application and Service Scenarios
This sensor may be relevant when the ID61 pressure value is absent, fixed, intermittent or differs from a verified reference pressure, after supply and wiring have been checked. It may also be replaced after physical port, housing or connector damage. The ID designation helps prevent a correctly shaped sensor from being installed on the wrong pressure channel.
ID61 and ID60 Are Separate Assignments
DAVS300-1512 ID61 and DAVS300-1511 ID60 are listed separately and should not be exchanged based only on appearance. Their range, signal, calibration or channel role may differ. Photograph both installed positions and wire labels before removing either sensor.
Testing and Commissioning
Use a suitable reference gauge and approved test condition to compare the ID61 reading. Check sensor power, ground and signal. Depressurize before removal and prevent contamination of the port. After installation, verify zero and operating readings and complete any controller or LMI calibration required for that channel.
Packing
The pressure port is capped, the connector is protected and anti-static moisture-resistant packing is used. DAVS300-1512 and ID61 are printed clearly on the package.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does ID61 mean?
It is an assignment shown for this listed sensor channel and should be recorded together with DAVS300-1512.
Can ID61 and ID60 sensors be swapped?
Not unless model, range, signal, wiring and controller assignments are technically confirmed compatible.
How should an ID61 fault be verified?
Compare the system reading with a suitable reference pressure while checking supply, ground and signal wiring.
