3-wire Temperature Transmitter Installation and Operating Instructions Description Model TT269 is a 3-wire temperature transmitter for RTD (resistance temperature detector) thermometers. The Temptran converts the RTD's signal into a 0 to 1 mA current. The current changes according to the range marked on the Temptran: 0 mA at the lowest temperature of the range, rising to 1 mA at the top of the range.
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Calibration NOTE: Because the transmitter cannot output a negative current, the calibration of the zero cannot be performed at 0 °C (0 mA). The zero calibration should be performed at 6 °C (.05 mA) to ensure proper calibration of the transmitter. If the transmitter is calibrated at 0 °C, the output of the transmitter may not be linear.
Output: 1 = 0 to 1 mA DC. RTD Element Code: PD = 100 Ω platinum at 0 °C ( .00385 TCR ) Model Number: TT269, RTD Temptran. Dimensions: All dimensions are in inches ( millimeters ) When quality and performance are as important as price, call...
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