Temperature transmitters
Temperature transmitters and sensors converting industrial process temperature signals to analog, bus or digital communication.
We combine our temperature transmitter types with sensors from our partners around the world, to offer you a complete, one-stop integrated solution which starts at your temperature measurement point. Explore the devices below.
If you require assistance in selecting the device that is just right for your application, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Field mounted HART temperature transmitter
- Front programming via optical buttons
- HART 7 and HART 5
- Mounting in hazardous gas and dust area
2-wire HART 7 temperature transmitter
- RTD, TC, Ohm, and bipolar mV input
- Single or true dual sensor inputs
- HART 7 and HART 5
2-wire HART 7 temperature transmitter
- RTD, TC, Ohm, and bipolar mV input
- Single or true dual sensor inputs
- HART 7 and HART 5
2-wire HART 7 temperature transmitter
- RTD, TC, Ohm, and bipolar mV input
- Single or true dual inputs
- HART 7 and HART 5
2-wire HART 7 temperature transmitter
- RTD, TC, Ohm, and bipolar mV input
- Single or true dual inputs
- HART 7 and HART 5
HART 7 temperature converter
- Slimline housing of 6 mm
- HART 7 protocol
- Excellent EMC performance
2-wire programmable transmitter
- RTD, TC, Ohm, or mV input
- Extremely high measurement accuracy
- For DIN form B sensor head mounting
2-wire programmable transmitter
- RTD or Ohm input
- High measurement accuracy
- For DIN form B sensor head mounting
2-wire transmitter with HART protocol
- RTD, TC, Ohm, and bipolar mV input
- HART 5 and HART 7
- Mounting in hazardous gas and dust area
PR electronics offers you a five-year warranty on all devices.
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The PR 4114, 4116, 4131, 5116, 5335, 3331 and 3337 can measure both of these temperature probe types.
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