DIN rail mount temperature transmitter NT_D
thermocouplePt1002-wire

DIN rail mount temperature transmitter
DIN rail mount temperature transmitter
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Characteristics

Mounting
DIN rail mount
Input type
Pt100, thermocouple, 2-wire, 3-wire
Output signal
analog, USB, 4-20 mA
Other characteristics
programmable
Applications
process

Description

NT-D transmitter is user configurable with the New-Flow software and interface cable URC-1020 or handheld programmer. The New-Flow is user-friendly software. The latest release version can be download free from website. Interface cable consist of interface converter and USB plug. It can be purchased separately from the New-Flow supplier. During configuration the transmitter can work alone without connecting to a power source. Technical Data Microprocessor Based DIN Rail Mount Configurable without external Loop Power Connected High accuracy in total ambient température range Fault signal on sensor break presettable Dimensions: 75mm(W) x 87mm(H) x 18.5mm(D) Isolation: 4KV for 1 minute between sensor input and the 4~20mA loop Electromagnetic compatibility (EMS): EN 50081-2, EN50082-2 Input: V,mVtmA, PT100Q, Thermocouple available Thermocouples: Types J,K,T,EfB,R,S,N, according to IEC 60584-1 (ITS-90) PT100: Excitation 180pA, 2 or 3-wire connection, a=0.00385, according to IEC 60751 (ITS-90) Voltage: -60mVdc to 60mVdc or -lOVdc to lOVdc Current: 0~24mAdc Output: 2-wire loop-power technology, 4~20mA or 20~4mA available A7D resolution: 16 bits Input sampling rate: <200ms Power supply: 18-36VDC Max. Load: (V-10)/0.02« Resolution: 0.6pA (15 bits) Response time: 80dB Operating température: -40°C to 85°C Humidity: 0-90% RH

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