Temperature transmitter
Varied temperature measurement devices by Honeywell for industrial processes
How a temperature transmitter works
Temperature transmitters are used to record the temperature of resistance thermometers (RTDs) and thermocouple elements. They measure process temperatures and emit a standardised output signal (e.g. 4–20 mA). Using these linear signals, measurements can be transmitted in a simple and secure way.
Use case: Temperature measuring technology for heat exchangers
In industrial settings, heat exchangers are often used to save energy and reduce costs. The idea behind them is simple: Heat exchangers recover some of the thermal energy usually lost as waste heat and transfer it to different flow paths (e.g. from a hot to a cold flow path). Their application possibilities are varied.
That’s where temperature transmitters come into play. Thanks to two inputs, the SmartLine® temperature transmitter (STT 850 ) displays the temperature difference within the heat exchanger. In addition, it’s easy to specify limits (high and low) and monitor them.
Your advantages with A. Hock as your partner for temperature measuring technology
- comprehensive consulting for your temperature measuring processes
- professional dimensioning of thermocouple elements and resistance thermometers
- extensive know-how in selecting protective covers (length, material, thickness, etc.)
- long-term expertise in the field of temperature measuring technology
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