Resistance Temperature Detector (RTD)

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Resistance Temperature Detector (RTD) Specification

Style
Head Mounted RTD

Temperature
Operating range -50C to +400C

Voltage
Typically 24V DC (depends on transmitter, if used)

Condition
New

Output
Resistance output, suitable for 2-wire, 3-wire, or 4-wire configuration

Life Span
10 years (typical based on usage)

Pressure
Suitable for up to 20 bar (can vary depending on model)

Material
Stainless Steel

Part Type
Temperature Sensor Probe

Dimension (L*W*H)
Probe length typically 100mm to 300mm, diameter 6mm to 12mm

Function
Measures temperature accurately using resistance change

Response Time
15 to 30 seconds typical

Installation
Threaded or flanged

Sensor Type
PT100 (Platinum, 100 Ohm)

Output Signal
Analog (resistance)

Accuracy
Class A or B as per IEC 60751

Ingress Protection
IP65 to IP67

Insulation Resistance
>100 M at 100V DC

Connection Head Material
Aluminum alloy

Operating Environment
Industrial, suitable for harsh environments

Cable Entry
1/2" NPT or customizable

Mounting
Direct mount or with thermowell

Calibration
Factory calibrated

Resistance Temperature Detector (RTD) Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
100 Pieces

Supply Ability
1000 Pieces Per Week

Delivery Time
7 Days

About Resistance Temperature Detector (RTD)

Experience first-class temperature measurement with our head-mounted Resistance Temperature Detector (RTD), featuring the in-demand PT100 sensor. Designed for industrial environments and noteworthy for a polished finish, this limited-time offering delivers fresh accuracy with Class A or B as per IEC 60751. Robustness is evident in its sealed IP65-IP67 protection, aluminum alloy connection head, and stainless steel probe. Installation is versatile-threaded or flanged-with customizable cable entry. Factory-calibrated for reliable performance, this RTD withstands up to 20 bar pressure, operating seamlessly from -50C to +400C, making it a top-tier choice for harsh applications.

Key Direction Of Use & Advantages of RTD

To deploy the RTD, mount it directly or with a thermowell in process lines where precise temperature data is crucial. Its advantage lies in delivering accurate measurements quickly and reliably, even in demanding industrial settings. Used as a temperature sensor probe, it adapts to threaded or flanged installations, providing insulation resistance and resilience. This RTD fulfills critical monitoring roles in automation, manufacturing, and energy sectors, enabling improved control and safety.

RTD Payment Terms, Export Markets & Supply Ability

Enjoy the lowest price and optimal expenditure with flexible payment terms tailored for industrial procurement. RTD sensors are ready for rapid arrival in main export markets, including Asia, Europe, and Africa. Robust supply ability ensures we meet bulk and customized demands, maintaining consistent quality. Whether as a manufacturer, service provider, supplier, or trader, our Indian operations guarantee timely delivery and support for all applications, ensuring minimal wait and smooth business workflow.

FAQ's of Resistance Temperature Detector (RTD):

Q: How is the Resistance Temperature Detector (RTD) installed in industrial environments?

A: The RTD can be installed directly or with a thermowell. Installation options include threaded or flanged mounting, with customizable cable entries to suit specific process requirements.

Q: What accuracy level does this PT100 RTD sensor provide?

A: The sensor offers accuracy as per IEC 60751 standards, available in Class A or Class B, ensuring reliable temperature readings for industrial applications.

Q: When should you use a head-mounted RTD sensor probe in your process line?

A: Head-mounted RTD sensors are suitable when precise, stable temperature monitoring is essential, especially in harsh environments where protection and durability are necessary.

Q: Where can this RTD be used to maximize its benefits?

A: This RTD is ideal for deployment in automation, manufacturing, energy sectors, or any process requiring robust, accurate temperature measurement in challenging conditions.

Q: What is the typical lifespan and maintenance requirement for this RTD?

A: Under normal usage, the RTD offers a lifespan of up to 10 years, requiring minimal maintenance due to its robust construction and factory calibration.

Q: How does the RTD output signal support process automation?

A: The RTD provides an analog resistance output compatible with 2-wire, 3-wire, and 4-wire configurations, making it ideal for process automation systems.

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