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  • 2 Wire Temperature Transmitter TP04

    2 Wire Temperature Transmitter | TP04

    Price range: R2,093.00 through R2,421.00 ex vat

    2 Wire Temperature Transmitter - Overview

    This electronic device is used to send a temperature measurement, which is taken by a temperature sensor, over 2 wires to the processing unit. The transmitter is responsible for converting the small electrical signal from the temperature sensor into a more readable signal for the processing unit.

    2 Wire Temperature Transmitter- Features

    • Monitoring for long-distance temperature signal transmission
    • SS Housing, with anti-condensation function and good heat dissipation
    • Good measuring repeatability and anti-interference
    • Signal transfer from PT sensor to 4 ... 20 mA
    • With SD05 integrated signal indicator for local display (Optional)
  • Wood Moisture Meter HF 550

    Wood Moisture Meter | HF 550

    Wood Moisture Meter -  Overview

    This instrument measures the moisture of wood in conformance with applicable standards. The instrument automatically recognises if a probe is connected to measure the moisture of firewood logs or bulk materials. It switches to the corresponding menu and assists the measurement process with straightforward information. This guarantees the measurement conforms to the specifications contained in VDI 4206, Part 4, with very little effort.

    Wood Moisture Meter  - Features

    • Unconditional versatility
    • High precision
    • User-friendly
    • Intuitive menu navigation
    • Colour display
    • Integrated data management
    • Unconditionally robust
  • Temperature Transmitter for DIN-rail TP02

    Temperature Transmitter for DIN-rail | TP02

    Price range: R878.00 through R1,109.00 ex vat

    Temperature Transmitter for DIN-rail - Overview

    For temperature measurement used in conjunction with a Pt100 sensor. This temperature transmitter is ideal for monitoring long-distance temperature signal transmission in heating, ventilation, air conditioning, cooling, water power, electricity, agriculture, greenhouses, environmental engineering, food, and pharmaceutical industries. Temperature transmitters are used in industrial manufacturing as a means of process control because they transmit measurements from a temperature sensor during different stages in the manufacturing process.

    Temperature Transmitter for DIN-rail - Features

    • Medium: Air
    • Special IC for RTD
    • High accuracy
    • Less space for installation is required
    • High quality and low price
    • DIN-rail type
    • Quick to install
  • Temperature Transmitter 2-Wire RTD Head TP01

    Temperature Transmitter 2-Wire RTD Head | TP01

    Price range: R712.00 through R878.00 ex vat

    Temperature Transmitter - Overview

    Linear temperature measurement used in conjunction with a Pt100 sensor. To avoid temperature signal attenuation during long-distance transmission, it converts Pt100 input into standard analog current output DC 4 ... 20 mA (2-wire). In this way, a stable and accurate figure can be collected and shown on the display of terminal instrument. Can be connected to a PLC, digital display, industrial computer, etc. Suitable for use in cooling systems, agriculture, air conditioning, heating, storage tanks and equipment.

    Temperature Transmitter - Features

    • High quality
    • Anti-interference
    • High cost performance ratio
    • Large round head installation
    • -50 ... 400°C or special range
    • 4 ... 20 mA
    • ZERO / SPAN adjustable
    • Polarity protection ; Over-voltage ; Short-circuit
  • Differential Pressure Transmitter PF4/5

    Differential Pressure Transmitter | PF4/5

    Price range: R19,884.00 through R23,524.00 ex vat

    Differential Pressure Transmitter  - Overview

    The new differential pressure transmitters, PF4 and PF5, use two different sensor technologies (PF4-thermal measuring method, PF5-diaphragm sensor). They consistently produce excellent measurement results thanks to an integrated ambient pressure sensor. Both sensors are equipped with automatic zero point compensation. In the PF4, this is carried out automatically every 5 ms in the sensor. In the PF5, automatic compensation is performed with the help of an internal valve and programming in the HW4 V3.9.0. Both instruments can be ordered with a HygroClip2 connection or a B4 connector for PT100. The colour display allows users to display up to 4 lines and a maximum of 3 measured values. All analogue outputs, inputs and alarm settings can be changed via the intuitive menu. Both device types can be integrated easily into any monitoring system because of the analogue and digital communication abilities. Suitable for heating, ventilation, air conditioning, food industry, pharmaceutical and clean room applications.

    Differential Pressure Transmitter  - Features

    • 1 to 3 analog outputs, 1 analog input
    • Network-compatible (Ethernet)
    • Modbus capable TCP or RTU via RS485
    • Potential-free relay with changeover contacts
    • Flow or diaphragm differential pressure sensors

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  • Thermocouple Thermal Resistance Temperature Sensors RTD/TC

    Thermocouple Thermal Resistance Temperature Sensors | RTD/TC

    Thermocouple Thermal Resistance Temperature Sensors - Overview

    Thermocouple (T/C) Thermocouple sensors are made from two wires. Each wire is a different type of metal. These are then welded together to form a measuring/hot junction. This junction and the wires are usually enclosed in a protective metal tube which is inserted into the medium where the temperature is to be measured. The opposite end of the two wires is also joined, and that point is known as the cold junction. As the temperature at the measuring junction changes, thermal current movement occurs between the hot and cold junctions, generating an electron flow. The measurement of this electron flow can then be referenced to a formula, which converts the reading to °C or °F.  The thermal current motion of a thermocouple relates directly to the types of wires used.

    RTD platinum resistance: is a sensor whose resistance changes as its temperature changes. The resistance increases as the temperature of the sensor increases. The resistance vs temperature correlation is well established and is repeatable over time. The temperature is measured with the resistance of pure metal wires, and the resistance increases at a fixed ratio as the temperature increases. Resistance thermometers are made of platinum, nickel, or copper - with platinum being more commonly used because of its stability and reproducibility.

    Thermocouple thermal resistance temperature sensor specifications and sizes can be customized according to different needs.

    Thermocouple Thermal Resistance Temperature Sensors