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SBWR Integrated Temperature Transmitter
SBWR is a temperature transmitter designed around “Standard Temperature Output for Control Systems.” Supports -200~600, 4–20mA, 0–10V, 0–5V, RS485 for stable temperature measurement and system integration. The standardized signal path routes the measured value to PLCs, DCS platforms, displays or remote monitoring equipment. The confirmed values highlighted here are -200~600, 4–20mA, 0–10V, 0–5V. The feature is directly relevant to food process, temperature monitoring and industrial process projects. Connect field measurements directly to existing plc and monitoring systems, helping engineers keep the installation, inspection and signal path easier to manage during long-term operation.
SBWR is a temperature transmitter designed around “IP65 Protection for Industrial Temperature Points.” The dedicated mechanical and connector structure simplifies installation, replacement and field maintenance. The dedicated mechanical, connector or mounting structure helps the instrument fit the intended pipe, tank, cabinet or equipment interface. The feature is directly relevant to food process, temperature monitoring and industrial process projects. Shorten installation time and simplify later field maintenance, helping engineers keep the installation, inspection and signal path easier to manage during long-term operation.
SBWR is a temperature transmitter designed around “Flexible Wiring & Mounting Options.” The dedicated mechanical and connector structure simplifies installation, replacement and field maintenance. The dedicated mechanical, connector or mounting structure helps the instrument fit the intended pipe, tank, cabinet or equipment interface. The feature is directly relevant to food process, temperature monitoring and industrial process projects. Shorten installation time and simplify later field maintenance, helping engineers keep the installation, inspection and signal path easier to manage during long-term operation.
Working Principle Diagram
