Viscous temperature sensor

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Overview

Viscous temperature sensor $r $n 1. Overview $r $n Temperature sensor is a field instrument for contact measurement of temperature, usually used in conjunction with its corresponding secondary instrument or computer acquisition measurement system. It can accurately measure the temperature of various media or objects during the production process (range of use -200 ℃~1300 ℃). This series of products refers to the relevant GB standards and JJG regulations issued by the country, as well as IEC related document standards, and optimizes the design based on the advantages of similar foreign products, making the entire product more reliable

Product Details

1Viscous temperature sensorIt is a field instrument for contact temperature measurement, usually used in conjunction with its corresponding secondary instrument or computer acquisition measurement system, which can accurately measure the temperature of various media or objects during the production process (range of use -200 ℃~1300 ℃).

This series of products refers to the relevant GB standards and JJG regulations issued by the country, as well as IEC related document standards, and optimizes the design based on the advantages of similar foreign products, making the entire product more reliable and accurate, and very suitable for temperature measurement in various environmental sites.

　　Viscous temperature sensorWe have been working hard to make our products more suitable for the temperature measurement needs of various industries!

2、 Technical parameters

1. Output: 4-20mA, 0-10V, 0-5V.

2. The temperature range (-200 ℃~1300 ℃) is optional.

3. Accuracy: 0.2% B-class 0.5% (module operates within the temperature range of -10 to 70 ℃).

4. Load: ≥ 650 Ω (24VDC).

5. Output protection: Sensor open circuit, module output less than 25mA.

6. Anti interference performance: meets the requirements of electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) under harsh industrial conditions.