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Thermocouple Input Temperature Transmitter w/ Pushbutton Config

Smart Temperature Transmitters

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$119.66

Item# TX13

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K, J, N, E, T, R, S Thermocouples and mV Inputs
Pushbutton Configuration
56 Preprogrammed Ranges Ready-to-Use
User Trim - Null Out Sensor Error
Programmable Burnout with Sensor Fail Indicator
Galvanically Isolated

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The TX13 in-head mounting thermocouple transmitter converts a thermocouple input over a configured range to a standard industrial (4 to 20 mA) transmission signal. A simple push button operation allows the user to select thermocouple type, burnout direction, select fixed ranges and trim 4 and 20 mA points. The in-head transmitter incorporates the latest digital technology to ensure accurate drift-free performance.

The default factory scaling is for a range of 0 to 1000°C and Type K thermocouple input, with up-scale burnout.

Specifications

**Accuracy @ 20°C**
Sensor	Range °C	Input Accuracy
K	-200 to 1370	±(0.5°C + 0.1% of F.S.)
J	-100 to 1200
E	-200 to 1000
N	-180 to 1300
T	-200 to 400
R	-10 to 1760	±(0.5°C + 0.1% of F.S.) over the range 800 to 1600
S	-10 to 1760	±(0.5°C + 0.1% of F.S.) over the range 800 to 1600
mV	-10 to 70mV	±0.02% of full scale

Isolation: Tested to 250 Vdc
Sensor Burnout: Either up or down scale output
Cold Junction:
    Range: -40 to 85°C
    Accuracy: ±0.5°C
    Tracking: ±0.05°C/°C
Stability:
    Offset: 0.1°C/°C
    Span: 0.05°C/°C

Output Type: 2 wire, 4 to 20 mA sink
Output Connection: Screw terminal
Maximum Output: 21.5 mA (in high burnout condition)
Minimum Output: 3.8 mA (in low burnout condition)
Accuracy: (mA out/2000) or 5 uA (whichever is the greater)
Loop Voltage Effect: 0.2 uA/V
Thermal Drift (from 20°C): ±1 uA/°C typical; ±1.5 uA max
Maximum Output Load: [(Vsupply-10)/20]KΩ (Example: 700Ω @ 24V)

Environmental
Ambient Operating Range: -40 to 85°C
Ambient Storage Temperature: -50 to 90°C
Ambient Humidity Range: 10 to 90% RH non condensing
Physical Dimensions: 43 mm Dia; 21 mm H
Weight: 31 g (encapsulated)

Update Time: 500 mS
Response Time: 1 second to 90% of final value
Start Up Time: Typically 5 seconds from power up
Warm-Up Time: 1 minute to full accuracy
Power Supply: 10 to 30 Vdc

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Rated 5 out of 5 by carbonell from Great buy Excellent device for tight applications. I put it inside a 3" junction box and fit perfectly.

Date published: 2016-02-15

Rated 3 out of 5 by scoob from Beginner I like the transmitter that you guys have, as it's very versatile. I am new to the field and I'm teaching myself setup and calibration. I thought that it would have been nice to know that I would have to expect to do that in advance and with more direction. The device certainly needed trimmed to the (-100C / 100C) range of the T type thermocouple. I thought that it would be a lot closer to the 4mA & 20mA output than it was. I had to buy a calibrator and learned how to operate the new machine and was able to trim that device to exactly (-100C / 100C) to 4mA & 20mA, and that was fun, and the device was easy to configure. It was so far off though it surprised me, it seems the true zero and span for the T type was actually set to something other than (-100C / 100C) so it's not plug and play, and maybe they never are. I'm a beginner, and now maybe a novice! What I've learned I will be able to apply to many things in our facility and I certainly like the easy configuration that your product offers, now that I know how it all works. The Best School is the School of Hard Knocks!

Date published: 2016-03-18