The BENTLY NEVADA 991-06-70-01-CN Thrust Transmitter is a high-precision instrument designed for monitoring and controlling thrust forces in industrial machinery, ensuring optimal performance and safety.
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The BENTLY NEVADA 991-06-70-01-CN Thrust Transmitter is a high-precision instrument designed for monitoring and controlling thrust forces in industrial machinery, ensuring optimal performance and safety.
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Operating Range:±50 kN
Accuracy:±0.5% F.S.
Response Time:≤100 ms
Power Consumption:≤2.5 W
Environmental Conditions:-40°C to +85°C
Connectivity:4-20 mA, RS485
Material:Stainless Steel
The BENTLY NEVADA 991-06-70-01-CN Thrust Transmitter is engineered to deliver unparalleled accuracy in measuring thrust forces within industrial environments. It is an essential component for systems requiring real-time, precise data for critical applications such as machinery health monitoring, predictive maintenance, and process control.
With a wide operating range from ±20,000 lbf to ±90 kN, this transmitter ensures reliability across a broad spectrum of industrial settings. Its exceptional accuracy of ±0.05% of full scale ensures minimal error margins, even under varying conditions.
Featuring a resolution of 0.001 lbf or 0.0045 N, the transmitter offers unparalleled precision, enabling detailed analysis and fine-tuning of operational parameters. This level of detail is crucial for optimizing performance and ensuring safety in high-stakes industrial applications.
Operable within extreme temperature ranges from -40°C to +125°C (-40°F to +257°F), this transmitter is built to withstand harsh environmental conditions commonly found in industrial facilities. Its robust design ensures continuous operation without compromise.
Equipped with a 12 to 36 VDC power supply, the BENTLY NEVADA 991-06-70-01-CN Thrust Transmitter can be easily integrated into existing electrical systems, minimizing installation complexity and downtime. Additionally, its 4-20 mA current loop communication interface facilitates seamless data transfer to control systems, enhancing overall system integration and functionality.
