Applications of temperature sensor
·Water chilling unit
·Automatic testing system
·Hydraulic and machinery system
Introduction of temperature sensor
Industrial thermal resistance (PT100, PT1000)is taken as a temperature sensor which is normally used with display indicator, recording instrument and electronic regulator. It can directly measure the temperature of liquid, steam, gas medium and solid surface in production process from -200 ºC to 1200 ºC. And the explosion-proof construction is suitable for explosion-proof occasions.
Special features of temperature sensor
·Wetted parts apply stainless steel ensure excellent corrosion resitance
·16~36VDC wide operating voltage range
·Standard optional analog output 4~20mA, resistance output
·Strong anti pollution character
·Fast response time
·Excellent performance in harsh environment
Temperature Sensor electric specification
Power supply: 24VDC(16~36VDC)
Open circuit protection: Upscale>22mA
Output ripple: ≤0.3% of R.O.
Output signal: 4~20mA, resistance output
Response time: ≤300m/Sec
Temperature Sensor construction
Sensing Probe: stainless steel
Case: Aluminum
| Specifications | Technical data |
| Measuring range | -200~800ºC, -50~400ºC, 0~800ºC, 0~1000ºC, 0~1200ºC |
| Probe length | 0~2000mm(optional) |
| Pressure resistance | 600 Bar |
| Output signal | 4~20mA , resistance output (optional) |
| Accuracy | RTD(PT10): ±0.15% of R.O. T/C(K,J,E,T): ±0.3% of R.O. |
| Response time | ≤300m/Sec |
| Gain adjustment | ≤10% of R.O. |
| Zero point adjustment | ≤5% of R.O. |
| Ambient temperature range | -10~+60 ºC |
| Storage temperature range | -10~+70 ºC |
| Fluid temperature range | -50~+1200 ºC |
| Relative humidity | 20~95% %RH |
| Temperature coefficient | ≤ 100 PPM/ºC |
| Compensation | -25±10ºC, Deviation≤0.5ºC |
| Protection class to DIN40050 | IP67 |
| Supply voltage | 24VDC(16~36VDC) |
| Open circuit protection | Upscale>22mA |
| Output ripple | ≤ 0.3 % of R.O. |
| Material | Case: Aluminum, Probe: Stainless steel |
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