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A different input, another range, galvanic isolation or your own logo: we adapt the module for your series.
Article number PR515x556
The PR515x556 measures a resistance and passes it on as 0-10 V. This lets you connect a resistance sensor, such as a tank float, an NTC or an old gauge sender, to a PLC or controller with a 0-10 V input. The resistance at 0 V and at 10 V is taught on the OLED display, also reversed, so the output matches any sender.
Price on request
Supplied in series, from 10 units per item. Not in stock? Then we build your series.
One or a few units only as a trial, for a company with a series in sight.
Orders are placed by email with a purchase order. We supply businesses only.
| Supply | 12 and 24 V DC, operating range 11 to 30 V DC |
|---|---|
| Input | Resistance, for example a tank float or NTC |
| Output | 0-10 V; start and end taught, also reversed |
| Isolation | Not galvanically isolated |
| Setup | OLED display with UP, DOWN and OK buttons |
| USB | USB-C for software updates and reading the status |
| Wi-Fi | Built-in hotspot for software updates |
| Mounting | DIN rail, horizontal enclosure |
| Internally fitted with | PR181T55 |
The modules in the PR515 series have an OLED display and push buttons, so they can be set up without a computer and show the current values of inputs and outputs. They run on 12 and 24 V DC systems. Most versions can be extended on request, for example with an extra relay output, a PWM output, a bus connection (CAN bus or Modbus) or a different sensor input.
A different input, another range, galvanic isolation or your own logo: we adapt the module for your series.
You speak directly with the developer. Call or message Willem on +31 6 45 77 55 93.
PR515x556
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