Description
4–20 mA current interface maps the temperature range 0 to +90 °C to a 4–20 mA signal and outputs the temperature controller actual value for external use. This analogue current interface provides a standardised loop signal corresponding to the controller actual value across the stated span, supporting connection to external monitoring, recording or process equipment. From manufacturer Memmert, the interface is intended where continuous transmission of the temperature controller actual value as a 4–20 mA current signal is required. The defined scaling from 0 to +90 °C equals 4–20 mA, giving a clear relationship between temperature and output current for integration into laboratory or production control setups. Supplied as a single-piece accessory, it complements compatible temperature-controlled systems that accept this current-interface option. By delivering the controller actual value on a robust 4–20 mA loop, the interface facilitates remote indication and process coupling without altering the underlying temperature control function. It is suited to applications that rely on analogue signalling of the actual temperature value for documentation or system-level integration within the specified 0 to +90 °C range.
This article is part of Shakers, rockers & rotators, in Stirring, shaking & mixing.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Interface type: 4–20 mA current interface
- Temperature span: 0 to +90 °C
- Signal scaling: 0 to +90 °C = 4–20 mA
- Output: Temperature controller actual value
- Signal form: Analogue current loop
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