Unexpected price + performance
Published: 02 November, 2017
ENDRESS+HAUSER says fast, precise, compact and certified, its Easytemp TMR31 and TMR35 temperature transmitters are entry-level instruments with a difference: they exceed expectations in terms of price and performance. The company says Easytemp has been developed to deliver high performance and reliability at a cost-effective price, starting from just £66 and with a quick-sensing measuring element the Easytemp transmitters deliver fast recognition of any process changes with a response time of under two seconds, one of the fastest on the market today, which offers huge improvements to the efficiency of any production or monitoring system.
Endress+Hauser says they’re also really accurate thanks to the four-wire class A RTD thin film sensor located in the tip of the instrument and integration of the Easytemp into a process is simple: available as a programmable mA transmitter or as an RTD signal, the instrument’s output can be tailored to suit any modern control system. The Easytemp’s compact size, at only 61mm tall and 18mm wide, also helps easy installation into the smallest of spaces. Easytemp has a range of accreditations and certificates, making it suitable for a wide variety of applications. Calibration certificates are available as standard along with 3.1 material certification.
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