Temperature Sensor

Description

A temperature sensor works based on the corresponding relationship between temperature and resistance variation of the measured element. The corresponding temperature value can be obtained by measuring the resistance of the measured element. A temperature transmitter converts the measured resistance value into a 4-20mA current signal. The corresponding temperature value is acquired by detecting the output current signal.

Specifications

Model：XP-SBWZ Thermocouple/RTD Code：PT100, K, E, S, B, J, T Measuring Range：-200~+1600℃ Ambient Temperature：-25~85℃ (0~60℃ with integrated LCD head) Relative Humidity：5~95%RH Output Signal：4~20mA Power Supply：24VDC Display Accuracy：0.5 grade for digital type; 2.0 grade for analog type Display Head：Integrated LCD Display Head, Dual Display Head Protection Class：IP65 Thread Size：M20×1.5 (Customizable) Insertion Depth：Customizable Electrical Connection：Stainless Steel Electrical Connector