Camille Bauer Programmable temperature transmitter in 2-wire technology for RTD and TC inputs Sineax V 608 without galv

Programmable temperature transmitter in 2-wire technology for RTD and TC inputs Sineax V 608 without galvanic isolation

The SINEAX V 608 is a transmitter in 2-wire technology. It is suitable for temperature measurement in conjunction with thermocouples or resistance thermometers. The existing non-linearity of the temperature sensors is automatically corrected. A signal of 4...20 mA is available at the output. The measuring size and measuring range can be programd with a PC and the associated software. Sensor breakage and short-circuit monitoring ensures a defined response of the output in the event of a fault. The required auxiliary power (12...30 V DC) flows through the signal line of the measuring output in 2-wire technology on transmitters

Basic configuration:
Measuring input Pt 100 for three-wire connection
Measurement range 0 … 600 °C.
Measurement output 4 … 20 mA, temperature linear
Ripple signal output 21.6 mA
Mains hum suppression for frequency 50 Hz

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Highlights & Details

• Measuring input Pt 100 for three-wire connection
• Measurement range 0 … 600 °C.
• Measurement output 4 … 20 mA, temperature linear
• Ripple signal output 21.6 mA
• Mains hum suppression for frequency 50 Hz

Facts

• Measuring size and measuring ranges can be programd by PC / facilitates planning and configuration work, reduces delivery time, small stock-keeping
• , comparison point compensation installed
• in 2-wire technology for use in the field area close to the process
• Measuring output 4... 20 mA
• sensor breakage and short-circuit monitoring / defined output behavior in the event of a fault
• with or without connection of auxiliary power (12..30 V) programmable
• is small and compact / offers optimum use of space
• Serial interface
• Housing for DIN rail mounting

Delivery

• 1x Temperature measuring transducer Sineax V608
• 1x Operating instructions in German and English

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