PT1000 RTD 4-20mA transmitter

PT1000 RTD 4-20mA transmitter

READ RTDs WITH YOUR PLC with a PT1000 RTD 4-20mA transmitter

PT1000 RTD 4-20mA temperature transmitter

 1000 Ohm -200 to 500 C PT1000 RTD 4-20mA transmitter

The ROI-XMA series is a versatile family of loop powered 4-20mA temperature transmitters. Versions can be provided for Platinum RTD resistances, of 100 ohm or 1000 ohm impedance. Signal range can be custom scaled to alternate RTD temperature spans within sensor range. 4-20mA transmitter supply voltage may be from 7.5 to 36Vdc. Output circuit is reverse connection protected and filtered.

  • PLUGGABLE EURO ELECTRICAL CONNECTORS

  • SNAP ON MOUNTING BASE FOR DIN RAIL OR SURFACE MOUNTING

  • WIDE 4-20mA LOOP SUPPLY RANGE FROM 7.5-36V

  • USED IN REMOTE MONITORING

  • MEASURE 100 OHM AND 1KOHM INDUSTRY STANDARD RTDs

  • READ TRANSMITTER WITH PLC, RTU, PC A-D SYSTEMS

  • USE WITH 20mA, 5V, 10V MEASUREMENT SYSTEMS *

Specifications:

MOUNTING: 35mm DIN rail or surface mountable snap on base

SUPPLY RANGE: 7.5 TO 36Vdc

SIGNAL OUTPUT: 4-20mA ( LOOP POWERED )**

CONNECTIONS: 30-12awg wire

INPUT RANGE: -200 to 500 Deg C

INPUT TYPE: PT1000 2 WIRE RTD

RESPONSE: 10ms

DIMENSIONS: 4.510 X 1.258 X 3.948 (height above rail) LWH***

* Loop termination resistor required when used with voltage ADC

** 4-20mA signal uses a 2 wire connection. Resistance transmitter output is connected in series, with supply and measurement device.

*** Mated connector adds additional 3/8” to height.

Existing PT1000 RTDs can be connected to modern control systems. Use spare PLC 4-20mA inputs for RTD temperature sensor measurement, with ROI-XMA RTD transmitters. ROI-XMA RTD transmitters allow the simple measurement of industry standard RTDs. Existing RTDs can be connected to modern control systems. The RTD is a simple way to add temperature sensor measurement to a PLC. RTDs are ideally suited for moderate temperature ranges can be used to achieve high precision.

1000 Ohm -200 to 500 C PT1000 RTD 4-20mA transmitter

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