weidmuller 8473010000 ACT20X Series Signal Conditioner, 9 ? 30V dc, RTD Input, Current Output
weidmuller 8473010000 ACT20X Series Signal Conditioner, 9 ? 30V dc, RTD Input, Current Output Product Description Temperature Controller for Pt100 (IEC 751) Weidmuller MCZ series RTD signal converter in terminal design. Suitable for the connection of 2 and 3 wire PT100 sensors with a current loop 4 ... 20 mA...
weidmuller 8473010000 ACT20X Series Signal Conditioner, 9 ? 30V dc, RTD Input, Current Output
Product Description
Temperature Controller for Pt100 (IEC 751)
Weidmuller MCZ series RTD signal converter in terminal design. Suitable for the connection of 2 and 3 wire PT100 sensors with a current loop 4 ... 20 mA signal on the output side.
Mini set-point controller in terminal design
Tension clamp connection
1 module width (6mm)
DIN Rail mount
Weidmuller Signal Conditioner, Temperature Converter, 0°C to +200°C Input Temperature Range - ACT20X Series - 8473010000
Keep your signals in top form with this signal conditioner from Weidmuller. It allows you to convert a temperature reading from a PT100-type RTD sensor into a current output signal that your equipment can use. The module is easy to install, as it uses a simple tension clamp connection and clips onto a DIN rail. Thanks to a wide temperature input range between 0°C and +200°C, you can use this module in demanding applications.
Features & Benefits
• Compatible with two and three-wire PT100 sensors for versatility
• Accepts wire sizes between 22 and 12AWG for broad compatibility
• Supply voltage range between 9 and 30V DC for use in low-power systems
Applications
• Factory automation
• Energy production
• Transportation sector
How does an RTD temperature sensor work?
RTD sensors contain a strip of metal. The metal's resistance increases as its temperature increases. When electricity passes through the sensor, it measures the level of resistance to the current, converting it to a temperature reading based on the properties of the element used.
Specifications
Product Description
Weidmuller MCZ series RTD signal converter in terminal design. Suitable for the connection of 2 and 3 wire PT100 sensors with a current loop 4 ... 20 mA signal on the output side.
Mini set-point controller in terminal design
Tension clamp connection
1 module width (6mm)
DIN Rail mount
Tension clamp connection
1 module width (6mm)
DIN Rail mount
Keep your signals in top form with this signal conditioner from Weidmuller. It allows you to convert a temperature reading from a PT100-type RTD sensor into a current output signal that your equipment can use. The module is easy to install, as it uses a simple tension clamp connection and clips onto a DIN rail. Thanks to a wide temperature input range between 0°C and +200°C, you can use this module in demanding applications.
• Compatible with two and three-wire PT100 sensors for versatility
• Accepts wire sizes between 22 and 12AWG for broad compatibility
• Supply voltage range between 9 and 30V DC for use in low-power systems
• Accepts wire sizes between 22 and 12AWG for broad compatibility
• Supply voltage range between 9 and 30V DC for use in low-power systems
• Factory automation
• Energy production
• Transportation sector
• Energy production
• Transportation sector
RTD sensors contain a strip of metal. The metal's resistance increases as its temperature increases. When electricity passes through the sensor, it measures the level of resistance to the current, converting it to a temperature reading based on the properties of the element used.
Specifications
| Attribute | Value |
| Module Type | Temperature Converter |
| Input Signal Type | RTD |
| Output Signal Type | Current |
| Supply Voltage | 9 ? 30V dc |
| Input Range | 0 ? 200°C |
| Output Range | 4 ? 20mA |
| Mounting Type | DIN Rail Mount |
| Operating Temperature Range | 0 ? +50°C |
| Maximum Operating Temperature | +50°C |
| Standards Met | CE, EAC |
| Series | ACT20X |
| Termination | Plug-In |
| Minimum Operating Temperature | -25°C |
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