BL520 Temperature Transmitter | Input Pt100/Pt1000, Thermocouple
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BL520
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BL520 Temperature Transmitter | Input Pt100/Pt1000, Thermocouple
This flexible temperature transmitter with range selection in plain text measures temperature using standard platinum sensors and thermocouples.
- Flexible temperature detection with conventional sensors: Pt 100, Pt 1000, thermocouples type J and K
- Intuitive, “readable” configuration using 4 rotary and 8 dip switches
- Calibrated switching without potentiometer adjustment
- Automatic recognition of the sensor connection (2-, 3-, or 4-wire)
- High accuracy due to innovative circuit design
- Minimum space consumption in the enclosure: 6-mm housing
- CE compliant and UL approved
- 3-year warranty
- Perfect price-performance ratio
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| Function: | Temperature measurement |
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| Product Category: | Sensor Transmitter |
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