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TXDIN400-Series-Tx

DIN Rail Transmitter with RFID Communications

Models In Stock
  • Isolated &  Linearized
  • High Accuracy with 16-Bit Conversion
  • TXDIN401 Temperature Transmitter Accepts Pt100 or Ni100 RTD Inputs and Types J/K/T/E/R/S/B/N Thermocouples
  • TXDIN402 Accepts Process Voltage, Current or Resistance Input
TXDIN400-Series-Tx
From $ 126.68
Models In Stock
DIN Rail Transmitter with RFID Communications TXDIN400-Series-Tx TXDIN400-Series-Tx
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Product Overview
  • Approvals CE, RoHS
  • CMRR 50 to 60 Hz
  • Electrical Connection Screw Terminal
  • Electrical Output FS + 5°C
  • Enclosure Ratings IP20, NEMA
  • Height 90 mm
  • Length 64 mm
  • Materials Polycarbonate, Silicone
  • Memory 2624 Word
  • Memory Note Non-Volatile Memory (Circular Buffer) for Data Logging
  • Mounting DIN Rail Mount
  • Operating Temperature, Max 85 °C
  • Operating Temperature, Min -40 °C
  • Output Value Process
  • Relative Humidity 30 to 90% RH (non condensing)
  • Resolution Output Resolution: 2 μA
  • Sampling Rate 300 milliseconds between updates
  • Software Windows® XP/7/8 (32-bit and 64-bit), Windows 10 (64-bit)
  • Standard Limits of Error 0.1% FS or 0.2 °C whichever is greater
  • Storage Temperature, Max 85 °C
  • Storage Temperature, Min -40 °C
  • Supply Power Type Loop Powered
  • Weight 30 g
  • Width 18 mm
The TXDIN401 and TXDIN402 DIN rail mount transmitters transform a temperature or process signal into a linearized 2-wire loop-powered 4 to 20 mA output. Model TXDIN401 is a temperature transmitter that accepts Pt100 or Ni100 RTD and Types J/K/T/E/R/S/B/N thermocouples. Model TXDIN402 is a process input transmitter that accepts voltage, current or resistance input. The characteristics of these converters ensure high precision on the reading scale with 16-bit conversion. The 4 to 20 mA output can be scaled based on the desired input range.
The programming procedure uses an RFID (NFC) mode with the dedicated TX400-RFID programmer that allows the user to make all calibrations and settings quickly and without the need to power and connect up the transmitter. Simply connect the TX400-RFID programmer to the USB port of your PC, start the RF Programmer configuration software and place the transmitter on top of the TX400-RFID programmer to establish communications. These transmitters are also provided with a data logging function for the input signal. Transmitters have a non-volatile memory (circular buffer) for data-logging with user-selectable sampling time. The user selects the sampling time (1 to 3600 seconds) and then each time the 4 to 20 mA loop powers the device, the input value is stored to non-volatile memory.
An additional programming tool is the Omega Brand Google App - "Direct Link" relying on RFID/NFC connectivity and allowing straightforward programming without wirings by Android devices.
Using the TX400-RFID programmer along with the RF Programmer configuration software (software is a free download from OMEGA) the user can:
Completely configure the transmitter including scaling the 4 to 20 mA output to desired input range
Implement field calibration to compensate for gain and offset errors
Download logged data to PC for visualization and printing

Accessories

accessories

RFID programmer
$260.92
17 In Stock

installation hardware

35 mm DIN rail, 1 m (3.3 ft) length
$22.33
16 In Stock
35 mm DIN rail, 2 m (6.6 ft) length
$42.02
26 In Stock
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Wireless configuration We have used at least 20 of these since their introduction, and all are just fine! Love the price and have had no problems other than a loose circuit board in the programmer, fixed that and no problems whatsoever.
Date published: 2020-02-17
Rated 1 out of 5 by from Programming is easy, but output is not correct We bought 24 of these and a programmer, but 3 units show the same issues. A calibration curve with a known standard shows the output to be linear, but not according to the Type T thermocouple that it was programmed for. Programming for a different thermocouple type yielded the same output. Ice water shows up as -38C, room temperature at a balmy -17C. We will be returning all of them.
Date published: 2019-08-05
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Does this have cold junction compensation?

Asked by: BEI Engineer
Thank you for the inquiry. The TXDIN401 does have cold junction compensation. Best regards OMEGA
Answered by: NorwalkAE_RS
Date published: 2023-12-24
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