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RTD Signal Conditioning

DIN Rail RTD Input Signal Conditioner | Low Profile

The DRSL-RTD is either isolated or non-isolated with 2, 3, or 4-wire Pt100 RTD input. Pre-calibrated temp ranges selectable via DIP switch. Slim housing, high accuracy.

DIN Rail Loop Powered RTD Input Signal Conditioner

The DRA-RTT-2 is a DIN Rail loop powered signal conditioner with RTD input and 4-20mA linearized output. It has ± 0.1% accuracy and is field rangeable and low cost.

RTD Head Mount Temperature Transmitter w/ User Trim

The TX12 head mount transmitter is a 2 wire 4-20mA transmitter for RTD inputs. User trim allows error null and has pushbutton configuration. LED sensor fail indicator.

DIN Rail Configurable Conditioners with Model Specific Input Type

The DRG-SC Series Conditioners have models with TC, RTD, Pot, Freq., AC/DC Voltage/Current, Strain/Bridge inputs and field configurable outputs from 0-5V, 0-10V, 0-20mA.

DIN Rail Universal Programmable Input Signal Conditioner

The DRST-UN converts RTD, TC, Ω, potentiometer, mA and voltage to isolated process outputs. UL and c-UL approved and high accuracy. Requires programmer.

Head Mount Temperature Transmitters with RFID Communications

The TX400 series is a head mount transmitter that accepts RTD and thermocouple inputs depending on model and provides 4-20mA output. RFID requires TX400-RFID Programmer.

DIN Rail Field Configurable Alarm Limit Modules

The DRG-AR Series Conditioners are TC, RTC, DC or AC voltage and current input with 2 SPDT Relay Outputs. Field configurable ranges with adjustable setpoints.

DIN Rail Signal Conditioner Series with Model Specific Input Type

CCT DIN rail conditioners that accept various input signals, such as voltage and current, frequency, temperature (TC and RTD), and provide 0/4 to 20 mA, or 0 to 10 Vdc.

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