Endress+Hauser RMA42 RMA42-BHC 1 pc(s)
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Input signal (current) (max.)
20 mA
Input signal (voltage) (max.)
10 V
Type
RMA42
Dim
(L x W x H) 118 x 45 x 115 mm
Output (voltage)
10 V
Number
Total (€ 444.54 / piece)
€ 444.54
plus VAT.
Only 2 Piece(s) available
Highlights & Details
Process transmitter with control unit/transmitter
- Signal type 0/4-20 mA, 0-10 V
- Voltage type: Alternating current
- Universal input type (U, I, TC, RTD)
- Approval: ATEX II(1)GD [Ex ia] IIC
- Input/output: 1x universal 1x analogue + 2 relays
Technical specifications
- Type
RMA42
- Input signal (current) (max.)
20 mA
- Input signal (voltage) (max.)
10 V
- Dim
(L x W x H) 118 x 45 x 115 mm
- Output (voltage)
10 V
- Output (current)
20 mA
- Input signal (voltage)
0-10 V
- Input signal (current)
0/4-20 mA
- Content
1 pc(s)
- Width
45 mm
- Height
115 mm
- Length
118 mm
- RoHS-compliant
Yes
Documents & Downloads
User & Safety Instructions
User & Safety Instructions 2886286 Endress+Hauser RMA42 RMA42-BHC 1 pc(s)
User & Safety Instructions 2886286 Endress+Hauser RMA42 RMA42-BHC 1 pc(s)
Description
The RMA42 process transmitter displays analog measured values. Two-wire sensors can be supplied with the integrated loop power supply. The universal inputs enable the connection of current, voltage, RTDs and TCs. The multi-colored LCD-display with 7-segment bar graph enables the display of the device. A device that covers a large number of functions and applications: Loop power supply, barrier, integrated relays, calculations and display of measured values. Perfect complement for fill level measurements, as it can be used as overfill protection, offers calculations such as mean value or difference, e.g. for differential pressure applications, and can be used to linearize a tank. Simple on-site configuration with 3 buttons and remote commissioning from a safe and convenient location.
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Features
- Display
- LCD
- 7 segment
- Multi-colour
- Bar graph
- DAY unit
- Color change in the event of an error