Description
4–20 mA current interface (−10 to +80 °C = 4–20 mA) is a laboratory equipment option that outputs the temperature controller actual value as an analogue current signal. Across the stated mapping, −10 to +80 °C corresponds to 4–20 mA, enabling external recorders, building management systems or process controllers to read the live chamber temperature continuously. This interface supports standardised industrial signalling for monitoring and documentation without relying solely on local display readout. Supplied as a single piece from manufacturer Memmert, it is intended for compatible temperature-controlled laboratory units where remote actual-value transmission is required. Integration of a 4–20 mA loop simplifies connection to data loggers and supervisory systems commonly used in research, stability and quality-control laboratories. Clear scaling from −10 to +80 °C to the full 4–20 mA range aids consistent interpretation of the transmitted signal. Specifying this interface during equipment configuration provides a dedicated path for the temperature controller actual value. The option belongs to laboratory material accessories for environmental and temperature control systems that need reliable analogue process feedback.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Signal type: 4–20 mA current interface
- Temperature mapping: −10 to +80 °C = 4–20 mA
- Output: Temperature controller actual value
- Function: Analogue actual-value transmission
- Country of origin: Germany
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