RTD temperature transmitter STD-T
Pt1002-wireanalog

RTD temperature transmitter - STD-T  - Sitron - Pt100 / 2-wire / analog
RTD temperature transmitter - STD-T  - Sitron - Pt100 / 2-wire / analog
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Characteristics

Input type
RTD, Pt100, 2-wire
Output signal
analog, HART, digital, 4-20 mA
Other characteristics
IP67
Applications
process

Description

The robust STD-T Temperature Transmitter with Aluminum head, provides 4 … 20mA (2-wire) analog current signal with HART communication protocol, making it easy to integrate the instrument into industrial networks. The head-mounted display makes it easy to see the process, as well as being rotated 330 ° in both the display and the body, making the transmitter very flexible in any installed position. With a 5-digit multifunction LCD display, it allows the user to view the measured variable in PV (process value), percentage and current, besides having a permanent bargraph with real-time reading. Application: Temperature Control e Measurement in Industrial process Operating Voltage: 12...45Vdc Consumption: Max. 22mA Output Signal: 4...20mA (2 wires) / HART Protocol Protection: Polarity Inversion / Power Surges Load: Rmax= [(Vmax -7.5)/ 0.022A] Eletromagnetic Compatibility (EMC): Interference immunity & interference emission according to (GB/T17626.2-1998), compliance with IEC 61000-4-3:1995. Optional EX- protection: EEx ia IIC T4-CT6 Acurracy / Stability / Linearity: 0.1% Operating Temperature (Ambient): -10...70°C Body Material: Aluminum with Acrilic Window Wetted Parts: 316 Stainless Steel Sensor: Pt100 RTD (Platinum) Process Connections: BSP / NPT / Flange / Sanitary / (others) Electrical Connections: M12 connector Measuring Range: -100...200°C Class Protection (IEC 60529): IP66 / IP67 (upon request)
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