Introduction:

Universal integrated temperature transmitter, used for thermal resistance (RTD), thermocouple (TC), resistance (Ω), voltage (mV) signal input, configured through HART protocol, installed inside the sensor (Form B).

● Intuitively display temperature values, sensor types, and other parameters.

Application scenarios:

Temperature transmitter with HART protocol, used to convert various input signals into 4-20mA output signals

● Input: Thermistor (RTD), Thermocouple (TC) Resistance (Ω), Voltage (mV)

Basic Parameters:

Output signal: Analog 4-20mA

Supply voltage: U=10.5V~45V

Load: Max. (V power supply -10.5V)/0.022A (current output)

Alarm current: Below the measurement lower limit, the output drops to 3.8mA. Above the measurement upper limit, the output rises to 20.5mA

Sensor damage; Sensor open circuit (excluding thermocouple TC), output is 3.8mA or 22mA

Input current: ≤ 3.6mA

Current limit: ≤ 22mA

Environmental temperature: -40 to+85 ℃

Storage temperature: -40 to+100 ℃

Protection level: IP65 dustproof and water-resistant

Cold end compensation: Built in cold end compensation

Operation method: Adjust online through PC programming or manual controller

Accuracy level: ≤ 0.2K or 0.08%

Measurement variables: temperature (temperature linear transfer), resistance, and voltage

Measurement range: The variation of the transmitter's measurement range depends on the sensor connection mode and input signal

Voltage influence: negligible

Environmental temperature impact: negligible (temperature drift)

Condensation: allowed

Seismic resistance: 4g/2-150Hz

Installation angle: unlimited