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High Quality Waterproof RS485 PT100 K-type thermocouple 18B20 Temperature Sensor

High Quality Waterproof RS485 PT100 K-type thermocouple 18B20 Temperature Sensor

AU$85.55Price
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SPECIFICATIONS


Brand Name: ComWinTop

Certification: None

High-concerned chemical: None

Model Number: CWT-TS-XX

Origin: Mainland China

Output: RS485 (Protocol MODBUS RTU)

Power: DC5V~DC24V

Sensor type: PT100/k-type thermocouple/18B20

Smart home platform: None


High Quality Waterproof RS485 PT100 K-type thermocouple 18B20 Temperature Sensor Probe




Product overview

CWT-TS-XX series RS485 temperature transmitter uses low power consumption ST microcontroller to collect temperature in real time, It can be easily networked with computer monitoring host or other industrial computer,output temperature value by RS485,It has the characteristics of accuracy, stability and long life.



Features

• Wide voltage supply and low power consumption.

• High sensitivity, good stability, full range automatic temperature compensation.

• Standard RS485 output,TVS and self - recovery fuse are added to enhance its stability, RS485 achieves long-distance communication.

• Support standard Modbus-RTU protocol and use widely used in the industrial field.


Technical parameters

• Power supply: DC5-30V

• Power consumption: <0.1W

• IP68 protection,Waterproof, dustproof, can be put underground

• RS485 digital output/Modbus-RTU protocol

• Device address: 1~247

• Baud rate: 1200、2400、4800、9600、19200

• 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, none parity

• Default length of temperature probe cable: 3 meters



Equipment selection




Dimensional Drawing



Wiring

Color

Description

Red

Power+

black

Power-

yellow

RS485+

green

RS485-



RS485 parameters

Default slave ID: 1

Default baud rate: 9600,

8 data bits, 1 stop bit, none parity


Modbus registers map:

Read status registers, read function code: 0x30

Register
address (DEC)

Meaning

Number of bytes

Unit

Description

2001

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