Smart RTD Temperature Transmitter TTR200 / TTR200X

The TTR200 (and ATEX/IECEx/UKEX-approved TTR200X for hazardous areas) is a cost-effective “smart” in-head temperature transmitter accepting RTD, slidewire, or resistance sensor inputs — including Pt100, Pt500, Pt1000, Ni, and Cu types — across 10 to 10,500 Ohms, plus slidewire and potentiometer inputs up to 100k Ohms. It converts the sensor signal to a standard loop-powered 4-20mA output over a user-programmed range, configured via a USB port driven configurator and free Status Speedlink software rather than fixed at manufacture.

A key advantage of the TTR200’s design is that linearisation correction data is loaded during configuration rather than stored permanently on the transmitter, meaning it can be updated at any time simply by reconfiguring the device — including custom sensors and user-defined 22-point linearisation curves for resistance, slidewire, or mV inputs. Sensor offset and output alignment calibration are available live against a connected PC, and if no range is specified at order the TTR200 ships defaulted to Pt100 0-100°C.

  • Wide Resistive Sensor Support — Accepts RTD, slidewire, and resistance sensors from 10 to 10,500 Ohms, plus slidewire/pot up to 100k Ohms.
  • Hazardous Area Version Available — TTR200X adds ATEX, IECEx, and UKEX approval.
  • Field-Updatable Linearisation — Linearisation data is loaded during configuration, not fixed at manufacture, and can be updated anytime.
  • 22-Point Custom Linearisation — User-defined curves for resistance, slidewire, or mV inputs.
  • USB Configuration — Configured via USB port driven configurator and free Speedlink software.
  • Sensor Offset & Output Alignment — Live calibration against a connected PC for tighter system accuracy.

What sensors does the TTR200 accept?

RTD, slidewire, and resistance sensors from 10 to 10,500 Ohms, and slidewire/potentiometer inputs up to 100k Ohms.

Is a hazardous area version of the TTR200 available?

Yes, the TTR200X is ATEX, IECEx, and UKEX approved for hazardous area use.

Can the TTR200's linearisation be updated after installation?

Yes, because linearisation data is loaded during configuration rather than fixed at manufacture, it can be updated at any time by reconfiguring the device.

What is the default range if none is specified?

The TTR200 ships set to Pt100 0-100°C by default if no range is specified at order.

Reviews

There are no reviews yet.

Be the first to review “Smart RTD Temperature Transmitter TTR200 / TTR200X”

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *