Type 8412 RTD Temperature Sensor with CANopen Interface

Type 8412 RTD Temperature Sensor with CANopen Interface

Supplier
Burkert
Part Number
Type 8412 RTD Temperature Sensor with CANopen Interface
Category
Sensors
Origin
Germany

The Type 8412 RTD temperature sensor is designed for precise temperature measurement of liquids and gases. It features a Pt1000 temperature sensor with a CANopen digital communication interface for accurate and reliable data transfer.

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Overview

The Type 8412 RTD temperature sensor is designed for precise temperature measurement of liquids and gases. It features a Pt1000 temperature sensor with a CANopen digital communication interface for accurate and reliable data transfer.

Specifications

ParameterValue
MaterialStainless steel 1.4571 (316Ti)
Wetted partsStainless steel 1.4571 (316Ti) or 1.4435 (316L)
Process ConnectionG1/2 or NPT1/2, Clamp 3/4"
Protection tubeStainless steel 1.4571 (316Ti) or 1.4435 (316L)
WeightApprox. 80g
Measuring ElementPt1000 temperature sensor, two-wire circuit
Measuring probe length25, 30, 50, 100, or 150mm
Measuring Range-50...+150°C (-58...+302°F)
MonitoringMeasuring circuit, under-range, over-range, probe short circuit, probe break
Additional functionMin/max measured value memory, fine adjustment, toggling between °C, °F, %
Sampling rate250ms
Transmission behaviourTemperature linear
Measuring resolution12Bit
Measurement DeviationMax. ±0.2% of the measuring range span
Response Timet0.5=5s, t0.9=12s in water with a flow velocity of 0.4m/s; t0.5=40s, t0.9=110s in air with a flow velocity of 3.0m/s
Operating Voltage10...30V DC, filtered and regulated
Current ConsumptionApprox. max. 45mA
Recommended connection cable5-wire shielded cable, length depends on transmission speed
FluidLiquid and gaseous medium
Fluid PressureMax. 40bar
ProtocolCiA DS 301, V4.02, CANopen slave
Transmission speed (baud rate)20kBd to 1MBd
Node ID1 to 127
Ambient TemperatureOperation: -20...+85°C (-4...+185°F); Storage: -40...+85°C (-40...+185°F)
Temperature influence≤±0.0025% of the measuring span per K deviation from 22°C
Relative air humidityOperation: ≤100% without condensation; Storage: ≤90% without condensation
Climate class3K7 according to EN 60721-3-3
Application RangeIndoor and outdoor
Degree of Protection According to IEC/EN 60529IP67 with female connector screwed on
Mounting PositionUnrestricted

Applications

1. Temperature measurement in industrial processes 2. Monitoring of liquids and gases 3. Applications requiring precise temperature control

Key Features

1. Equipped with a Pt1000 temperature sensor for high accuracy 2. CANopen digital interface for bidirectional data transfer 3. Supports multiple probe lengths and process connections 4. Includes monitoring and additional functions like min/max value memory and fine adjustment

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<p>Bürkert Fluid Control Systems is a global leader in measurement, control, and regulation technology for liquids and gases. Founded in 1946 and headquartered in Germany, the family-owned company develops solenoid valves, process and control valves, sensors, transmitters, and controllers. With 3,700+ employees and operations in 30+ countries, Bürkert serves pharmaceutical, food and beverage, laboratory, semiconductor, and energy industries with standard products and customized automation systems.</p>

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