Digital weight indicator-transmitter XT2000
LED displayDIN railEthernet

digital weight indicator-transmitter
digital weight indicator-transmitter
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Characteristics

Display
digital, LED display
Mounting
DIN rail
Output
Ethernet, Modbus, ProfiNet
Applications
for weighbridges

Description

The XT2000 is a high speed digital weight indicator and transmitter with a panel mount configuration. With a speed of 2400 measurements/second and several connectivity options, it is the ideal solution for a very wide range of weighing applications ­ both static and dynamic. Standard connections: 3 digital opto-isolated inputs, 3 digital opto-isolated outputs (all with status LEDs), serial RS232, serial RS485, MODBUS (RTU or ASCII). Optional connections in addition to the above: Analogue outputs (e.g. 4-20mA) or Profibus® DP or PROFINET I/O or EtherNet/IPTM. Designed for process weighing systems, as well as any machinery with a weighing function, it incorporates the latest digital electronics. The instrument status is easily viewed using the 6-digit bright red LED display (10mm height) and status LEDs for tare, prefixed tare, zero and steady weight. The XT1000 has OIML R76 and EN 45501:2015 approvals. Calibration can be achieved by using live weights, or with the load cell capacity and sensitivity data in mV/V allowing for fast start-up without live weights. For an Omega/DIN rail version with the same specification, see the XT1000 indicator and transmitter. Typical applications: • Industrial weighing scales • Weighing and level measurement of tanks and silos • Transmission of weight to a PLC • Filling and dosing machines • Checkweighers • Animal weighing • High speed sorting scales • Multihead weighers • Crane / lifting equipment overload control

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