PR Electronics: Field Mounted HART Temperature Transmitter

Aug. 13, 2015
The 7501 can be configured from the front of the housing in any environment by touching the optical buttons, even when wearing gloves.

The user can also perform advanced HART programming from the front, reducing the need for handheld communicators. The 60 mm high-definition display provides a clear indication of the process variable magnitude, supported by a radial bar graph in real time. The transmitter provides HART 7 functionality with HART 5 compatibility and can be configured to measure 2, 3 and 4 wire RTDs, 13 different thermocouple types as well as bipolar mV and resistance signals, and it provides an analog output. The unit has three mounting options: on the temperature sensor, on a pipe, or on a bulkhead. Configuration is easy and logical with scrolling help texts and three optical buttons: up arrow, down arrow and OK. The menu guide makes it possible to configure the device in less than one minute.

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