Process control systems need temperature signals that are easy to scale, transmit and monitor. This transmitter converts thermovoltages from Type J, K or S thermocouples into standard analog signals, giving control cabinets a temperature-linear 0/4...20 mA or 0/2...10 V DC output.
The measuring range is programmed from the side using four rotary switches in 25 °C steps, with fine adjustment of start and end value by \pm5 %. This makes it practical for tailored process ranges across Type J from -100...800 °C, Type K from -150...1200 °C and Type S from 0...1600 °C.
Integrated cold junction compensation and full 3-port isolation support stable operation in industrial installations. A 2-color LED shows power, operating mode and diagnostic states, including sensor break, input range errors and incorrect DIP-switch position.
The input is programmable for Type J, Type K and Type S thermocouples using front-side DIP switches.
Start and end values are programmed with four side rotary switches, with intermediate adjustment via two trim pots.
Integrated cold junction compensation is included for thermocouple signal processing.
The output signal is temperature linear and can be selected as current or voltage using front-side DIP switches.
A sensor break moves the output to the end value plus 1 % for overflow indication. Sensor short circuit has no indication.
The polycarbonate case is designed for TS35 or TH35 DIN rail mounting and uses screw terminals up to 2.5 mm².
