Selecting the correct sensor requires matching technical specifications to the specific medium and environment. Key factors include the Pressure Range (ensure the sensor's limit is 1.5x to 2x the maximum operating pressure to handle surges), Output Signal (standard 4-20mA is best for long-distance transmission, while 0-10V or RS485 are common for PLC integration), and Accuracy Class (typically 0.5% FS or 0.25% FS for precision control). Additionally, verify the Wetted Materials; for corrosive fluids or seawater pumps, 316L Stainless Steel or Ceramic cores are essential to prevent oxidation and sensor failure.