Analog weight transmitter DAT 100
Modbus RTUDIN rail mount

analog weight transmitter
analog weight transmitter
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Characteristics

Output signal
analog, Modbus RTU
Mounting
DIN rail mount

Description

The weight transmitter DAT 100 Analog has high performance and long-term reliability. Configuration and calibration can be set up from the front panel. The small width dimensions allow to place a large number of transmitters inside the electrical automation panels. The weight transmitter DAT 100 Analog has an interface with intrinsically safe barriers for use in hazardous areas. The product can be customized according to customer needs. It has two red status LEDs, 3 mechanical buttons behind the red door and screw terminal blocks. Technical Specifications Measuring range: –4 ÷ +4 mV/V Input sensitivity: 0.02 µV/count Full scale non-Linearity: <0.01 % Gain drift: < 0.001% FS/°C Display: 5 digit, red LED (7 segments), h 7 mm A/D Converter: 24 bit Internal Resolution: 16.000.000 points Trasducer input voltage: 4 V (max 4 cells 350 Ohm) Frequency signal acquisition: 4 ÷ 123 Hz Visible resolution (in divisions): 60 000 Divisions value (adjustable): 0.001 ÷ 50 Temperature range: -10 ÷ +50°C (max umidity 85% without condensation) Storage temperature: -20 ÷ +60 °C Filter: 0.2 ÷ 20 Hz Logic output: 2 Solid-state relays, (maximum load 24 Vdc / 100 mA each) Logic input: 2 optoisolated 24 Vcc PNP (External voltage) Serial port: RS232C half duplex with ASCII or Modbus RTU protocol, RS485 full duplex with ASCII or Modbus RTU protocol Analog output Non-Linearity: < 0.03% FS Temperature drift analog output: < 0.002% FS Power supply: 24 V c.c. ±10% – power 2 W Regulatory compliance: EN61000-6-2, EN61000-6-3 for EMC; EN61010-1 for electrical security Analog output: 16 Bit optoisolated

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