How does a temperature transmitter work?

A temperature transmitter (sensor) is an electronic temperature gauge. The temperature transmitter gives an electronic output signal which can be used on a digital display or controller to display temperature.

How do I choose a temperature transmitter?

To help determine the best transmitter for your application, knowing the following properties will be useful: The temperature range needed to be measured Output signal required (mA, Voltage) Required thread Stem length Thermowell (if required)

What is a thermowell?

A thermowell is a cylindrical fitting that fits over the temperature stem. The thermowell is used to protect the transmitter stem from processes that may be corrosive or abrasive. The application could also be under high pressure.

When should I use a thermowell?

Whenever a temperature transmitter (sensor) is to be inserted into a process where corrosion, pressure, or abrasion may be involved. In addition, thermowells allow for a defective instrument to be removed without shutting down or draining the process.

My temperature transmitter is not working correctly. What could be wrong?

There could be an issue with the sensor, the wiring, an incorrect configuration or the transmitter itself, which could be malfunctioning and need replacing or repairing.

Baumer TE2 Temperature Transmitter

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Technical Datasheet

The Baumer TE2 Temperature Transmitter features a compact and rugged design and offers precise measurements from -50ºC to +250ºC. With a standard 4–20 mA output and a G1/2" BSPP thread connection, GTS can also program the TE2 Temperature Transmitter to suit your specific temperature range, just let us know where you want your TE2 temperature range set and we'll do the work for you.

Features:

Programmable temperature range from -50ºC to +250ºC (minimum span of 35ºC)
4–20 mA output
G1/2" BSPP thread connection
GTS can program the TE2 to suit your temperature range

Baumer TE2 Temperature Transmitter

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