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SMP Indicator for Temperature, 0-10 V, 4-20 mA, Speed & Potentiometer User Benefits An extremely flexible digital indicator and display system for use with a wide range of sensors and transducers including volts, amps, temperature, frequency, speed, load, force, pressure, torque, LVDT, RVDT and many more Large LCD display and keypad Wide range of plug in input modules that provide transducer excitation Fully digital set-up and calibration using built-in LCD display and keypad or comms High accuracy and high stability over a wide temperature range Introduction The digital architecture offers very easy one-pass calibration and fast setup. This versatile device offers options of isolated analogue outputs, latching relays or digital outputs for control or alarm functions. Having 2 setpoints with settable hysteresis, inversion and latching, all of these facilities being set in engineering terms. The RS232 or RS485 options provide for digital communications (including setup) and can support label or ticket printers. A panel mount or DIN rail mount version is available see the ADP15 or a wireless telemetry version, see T24-SO and SerialDIS. Ideal Applications Industrial Processing 8 digit 12.7 mm LCD display 8 button keypad with user configurable fully isolated 4-20 mA and 0-10 V analogue outputs Setpoints and event handling using digital inputs and 2 x SPCO relays PID control capability, peak hold, measurement in any engineering units RS232 or RS485 communications for setup, data transfer or label/ ticket printing AC or DC power supply options IP65 / NEMA4 ABS bulkhead mounting enclosure dimensions 200 x 120 x 75 mm

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Related Product ADW15 Universal digital panel meter for measuring 4-20 mA, 0-10 V SMW Weighing indicator and weight controller Case Study The Application: From time to time the pH and chlorine levels will fluctuate at each stage in the treatment process without actually being of significance or detrimental to the final product. A disadvantage of using an instrument connected to a single probe is that probe failure can occur and will lead to a false alarm. Additionally, this relies on a plant operator regularly checking the display to ensure parameters are not being exceeded. The Solution:...

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