Digital temperature transmitters
Omega's PRTXB and PRTXAL series are two-wire transmitters that are ideal for food processing and HVAC applications
Omega’s new PRTXB and PRTXAL series are 2-wire transmitters that provide 4 to 20 mA signal representing temperature linearized. This product features a 316 Stainless Steel RTD Probe that capture minimum and maximum readings. Selectable units and an auto shutoff time feature is available for battery powered models (PRTXB and PRTXBL). Units with alarm outputs are available too. Ideal for food processing, automotive-engine testing, HVAC, lab use, water bath temperature monitoring, pressure vessels or any temperature monitoring application.
Omega Engineering
- Edited by Chris Vavra, Control Engineering, www.controleng.com
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