TxBlock-USB Head Mounted Temperature Transmitter
TxBlock-USB Head Mounted Temperature Transmitter

TxBlock-USB Head Mounted Temperature Transmitter

MOQ : 1 Unit

TxBlock-USB Head Mounted Temperature Transmitter Specification

  • Accuracy
  • High accuracy, typically 0.1% of span.
  • Connection
  • Screw terminal connections for sensor and output wiring.
  • Pressure
  • Operates in standard atmospheric conditions; not rated for high-pressure environments.
  • Function
  • Head Mounted Temperature Transmitter for converting sensor signals to standard output.
  • Size
  • Head-mounted, circular form factor fitting standard terminal heads.
  • Configuration
  • USB configurable via dedicated PC software.
  • Output Signal
  • 4-20 mA current loop.
  • Isolation
  • Galvanic isolation between input and output.
  • Input Sensor Type
  • RTD, Thermocouple, mV, and Resistance input.
  • Operating Temperature Range
  • -40C to 85C.
  • Power Supply
  • Loop powered, 12 to 30 VDC.
  • Mounting
  • DIN B head mountable.
  • Housing Material
  • High strength polycarbonate.
 

TxBlock-USB Head Mounted Temperature Transmitter Trade Information

  • Minimum Order Quantity
  • 1 Unit
  • Payment Terms
  • Cash in Advance (CID)
  • Supply Ability
  • 12 Units Per Month
  • Delivery Time
  • 2-5 Days
  • Main Domestic Market
  • All India
 

About TxBlock-USB Head Mounted Temperature Transmitter



Redeem first-class temperature measurement in industrial applications with the TxBlock-USB Head Mounted Temperature Transmitter. Designed for fresh and enviable performance, this transmitter accepts RTD, Thermocouple, mV, and Resistance inputs, offering a terrific 4-20 mA output signal. The compact, DIN B head-mountable unit features galvanic isolation and high accuracy, typically 0.1% of span. Seamlessly select and configure the device via USB and dedicated PC software. Its robust polycarbonate housing ensures durability, while loop-powered operation makes it the choice of retailers, suppliers, traders, and wholesalers all over India.

Key Features and Versatile Applications

The TxBlock-USB Head Mounted Temperature Transmitter boasts high accuracy, a fresh circular form factor, and galvanic isolation for superior reliability. Special features include USB configurability, screw terminal connections, and compatibility with RTD, thermocouple, millivolt, and resistance sensors. Suitable for industrial automation, chemical processing, and HVAC applications, it is ideal for professionals seeking a first-class temperature monitoring solution. This device is also perfect for use in laboratories and pilot plants, providing enviable precision and convenience.


Export Markets and Delivery Information

TxBlock-USB head mounted transmitters are delivered promptly across both domestic markets and international destinations. Each unit is dispatched with meticulous packaging, ensuring product safety during transit. Terrific after-sales support accompanies every delivery, with export markets including Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. Packaging is robust, using quality materials that maintain product integrity. Delivery times vary by location, but customers in India can expect timely order fulfillment and reliable tracking from retail partners and distributors alike.


FAQ's of TxBlock-USB Head Mounted Temperature Transmitter:


Q: How do I configure the TxBlock-USB Head Mounted Temperature Transmitter?

A: Configuration is performed via USB using dedicated PC software, allowing users to conveniently set up parameters for different sensor types and output requirements.

Q: What sensors can be connected to the transmitter?

A: The device supports a wide range of inputs including RTD, thermocouple, millivolt (mV), and resistance sensors, making it flexible for various industrial applications.

Q: Where can the TxBlock-USB transmitter be installed?

A: It is designed for DIN B head mounting, fitting seamlessly into standard circular terminal heads found in industrial environments and process control setups.

Q: What are the main benefits of using this transmitter?

A: Benefits include high accuracy, robust galvanic isolation for signal integrity, and user-friendly configuration, providing enviable measurement reliability for demanding applications.

Q: When is it ideal to use this transmitter in a project?

A: The TXBlock-USB is ideal when precise, first-class temperature signal conversion is necessary in environments demanding fresh, reliable, and easy-to-configure solutions.

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