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Yokogawa YTA610‑JB2A2DN/NF2

  • Product Name: Smart Temperature Transmitter, YTA610 Series
  • Product Brief: High‑precision HART‑protocol smart temperature transmitter by Yokogawa, converts RTD/thermocouple input signals to standard 4–20 mA analog output signals for industrial temperature measurement.
  • Technical Specifications:
    • Input: Pt100 RTD, K/J/T/S‑type thermocouple

Detailed content

    • Output Signal: 4–20 mA DC, HART 7 communication protocol
    • Supply Voltage: 10.5–42 VDC
    • Housing Protection Grade: IP67
  • Functional Features: Temperature linearization, self‑diagnosis, cold‑junction compensation, sensor breakage detection, remote parameter setting via HART communicator
  • Performance Parameters: Measurement accuracy = ±0.05% FS, stability = ±0.02% FS per year, response time <1 s, operating temperature = −40–85 °C
  • Material Composition: Stainless steel housing, aluminum alloy terminal block, high‑temperature‑resistant internal circuit board, fluorine‑rubber seals
  • Structural Characteristics: Head‑mounted design compatible with standard temperature sensor wells, two‑wire loop‑powered structure, sealed terminal compartment
  • Working Principle: Collects temperature signals from thermal sensors, performs signal conditioning and digital compensation via microprocessor, outputs standardized analog signals with HART digital data overlay
  • Advantage Highlights: Wide operating temperature range, high long‑term stability, explosion‑proof certification, corrosion‑resistant housing, remote calibration capability
  • Applicable Industries: Oil & gas, chemical processing, power plants, pharmaceutical industry, food & beverage, energy management
  • Model Series: YTA600 series smart temperature transmitters
  • Installation Requirements: Installed on temperature sensor sleeves, maintain proper grounding, use explosion‑proof wiring fittings in hazardous areas
  • Usage Precautions: Comply with intrinsic safety standards for hazardous location installation; avoid direct sunlight exposure; regularly inspect wiring tightness

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