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    Signal Isolator, Temperature RTD Pt100 Input, 0-10V/4-20mA Output

    SKU: SUCH-SIGNI-TAGTR
    $89.52
    ● Distribution configs 1-in-1-out / 1-in-2-out / 2-in-2-out ● Pt100 measurement range -200-850°C ● Temperature drift 0.005% F.S./°C ● System dynamic response time < 10 ms
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    Overview

    This analog signal isolator accepts Cu50 (-50-150°C) or Pt100 (-200-850°C) RTD inputs with 2.5V excitation and ≤100Ω lead resistance. It outputs 0‑5V, 0‑10V, 4‑20mA, or 0‑20mA. Current load ≤500Ω; voltage load ≥10kΩ. Channel options: 1‑in‑1‑out, 1‑in‑2‑out, or 2‑in‑2‑out, drawing 70‑100mA at 24V. As an rtd isolator, it delivers 0.2% F.S. accuracy, < 10 ms response, and 0.005% F.S./°C drift. This signal conditioner 4‑20mA features 1500VAC isolation, ≥100MΩ insulation, DC 24V ±10% supply, and -20-55°C operation. DIN-rail mount. Ideal for 2/3-wire RTD temperature signal conditioning.

    Feature

    • Channel configurations: a single device offers 1in1out, 1in2out, or 2in2out to reduce module count and panel space.
    • Pt100 range: -200°C to 850°C with 2.5V excitation and ≤100Ω lead resistance supports long cables without degradation.
    • Response time: ≤10 ms meets real‑time thermal control, outperforming typical RTD isolators for PID/interlock loops.
    • Accuracy & drift: 0.2% F.S. with 0.005% F.S./°C maintains <0.3% drift over 55°C without recalibration.
    • Current draw: ≤70/90/100mA (1in1/1in2/2in2) at 24V DC minimizes per‑channel power for dense cabinet mounting.
    • Dielectric strength: 1500V AC/1min with> 100 MΩ insulation reliably protects PLC inputs against surges and ground loops.

    Dimension (Unit: mm)

    Dimensional drawing of 18mm RTD temperature signal isolator, side width 18mm, front height 122mm, overall depth 96mm, panel height 68mm, with DIN-rail mounting clip.

    Wiring Diagram

    Wiring diagrams for RTD temperature signal isolators featuring 1-in/1-out, 1-in/2-out, and 2-in/2-out configurations, converting RTD inputs to 4-20mA outputs for PLC/DCS.

     
    Spec
    Input Signal (RTD type & range) Cu50: -50-150°C
    Pt100: -200-850°C
    Output Signal 0-5 V
    0-10 V
    4-20 mA
    0-20 mA
    Number of Input & Output Channels 1 input & 1 output
    1 input & 2 outputs
    2 inputs & 2 outputs
    Current Draw 1 input & 1 output: ≤70 mA
    1 input & 2 outputs: ≤90 mA
    2 inputs & 2 outputs: ≤100 mA
    (at 24V supply, 20mA output)
    Output Load Resistance For 4-20mA: RL ≤ 500Ω
    For 0-20mA: RL ≤ 500Ω
    For 0-5V: RL ≥ 10 kΩ
    For 0-10V: RL ≥ 10 kΩ
    Basic Accuracy 0.2% F.S.
    Response Time ≤10 ms (0-90%) (TYP)
    Temperature Drift 0.005% F.S./°C (-20°C-55°C)
    Dielectric Strength 1500 V AC / 1 min (between input, output, power supply)
    Insulation Resistance ≥100 MΩ (between input, output, power supply)
    Power Supply DC 24V, ±10%
    Excitation Voltage 2.5 V
    Allowable Resistance (lead resistance) ≤100 Ω
    Operating Temperature Range -20-55°C
    Applicable Equipment 2-wire, 3-wire resistance: RTD
    Application
    Cold chain warehouse temperature monitoring application view

    Cold Chain Warehouse

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    Food Pasteurization

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    Industrial Boiler

    FAQ

    A: Supports Pt100 (-200-850℃) and Cu50 (-50-150℃) – you specify which one when ordering. The unit is factory‑set to your sensor type and temperature range. If you need both on the same job, you'll need separate units – one for Pt100 and one for Cu50.

    A: Both are supported. 3‑wire is recommended for best accuracy – it automatically compensates for lead resistance. 2‑wire works too, but the lead resistance adds directly to the measurement error. If you're running long cables (over 10 meters), definitely go with 3‑wire to avoid significant offset.

    A: Allowable resistance is ≤100Ω per lead – that's quite generous. With typical 0.5mm² copper cable (about 7.5Ω per 100 meters), you can run sensors over 1,300 meters before hitting the limit. That's more than enough for most industrial installations – even large plants rarely exceed that distance.

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