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AutomationDirect adds sanitary 3-A versions of RTDs and transmitter probes

October 8, 2020 By Mike Santora Leave a Comment

prosense-temperature-sensors-5x7The AutomationDirect process control temperature sensor lineup now includes RTD versions of the M12 connection transmitters, transmitter versions of the RTDs without process connection, and sanitary 3-A versions of RTDs and transmitter probes.

ProSense Pt100 RTD sensors and transmitters with sanitary connection probes offer a clean-in-place tri-clamp process connection suitable for applications where corrosion and product contamination are factors. Temperature measuring ranges for ProSense Pt100 type RTD probes with sanitary connections are available from -58 to 400°F.

ProSense XTP series temperature transmitters combine a precision Pt100 or Pt1000 RTD sensing element and transmitter electronics in a single stainless-steel body. Available in three pre-configured measuring ranges, XTP series transmitters are ready to use out-of-the-box or use the free XT-SOFT software to program transmitters with a custom measuring range.

ProSense Pt100 RTD sensors and transmitters with sanitary connection probes have a one-year warranty and are cURus, CE approved.

AutomationDirect
www.automationdirect.com/sanitary-sensors

Filed Under: Industry News, Temperature Tagged With: AutomationDirect

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