Smart Temperature Transmitter, RTD/Thermocouple/Resistance/Voltage

Temperature transmitter supports RTD, thermocouple, resistance and voltage input signal.
Note: If you customize the sensor input type, the USB cable needs to be purchased.

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Tips: Common faults for a temperature transmitter

1. There's no change at the transmitter output when the temperature of the measured medium increases or decreases. This is mostly caused by the seal of the temperature transmitter, perhaps the temperature transmitter is not sealed well, or when it is welded, a small hole is bored on the sensor accidentally. In this case, the solution is to replace the transmitter shell.
2. The output signal is instable. This may be caused by the temperature source itself. The temperature source doesn't have stable temperature. If the instrument can't display stably, then it doesn't have enough anti-interference ability.
3. Output error of the temperature transmitter is large. Many reasons may cause this problem, such as the thermal resistance wire of the selected temperature transmitter is incorrect, thus leading to measuring range error. Or the temperature transmitter is not correctly calibrated when it left the factory.