Material:High-quality aluminum alloy

Resistance Value:±0.01% of set value at 25°C

Operating Temperature Range:-40°C to +150°C

Accuracy:±0.1°C at room temperature

Power Consumption:0.1W

Size:76mm x 28mm x 18mm

Connectivity:RS485 interface

    The SIEMENS 39RTMCAN Temperature Resistance Module is engineered to provide unparalleled performance in challenging industrial settings. With an operating range from -40°C to +85°C, it ensures reliable operation across a wide spectrum of environmental conditions. Its high accuracy, boasting ±0.5°C precision, makes it an indispensable tool for applications where temperature measurements need to be both swift and exact.

    Featuring a response time of less than 100 milliseconds, this module guarantees instantaneous detection and adjustment, enhancing operational efficiency in dynamic systems. Its power consumption is kept minimal at ≤ 1W, ensuring energy efficiency without compromising on performance.

    Equipped with a robust CAN bus interface, the 39RTMCAN module facilitates seamless communication in complex networks, allowing for efficient data exchange between different components. The inclusion of a 12V DC power supply ensures compatibility with various industrial power sources, while its IP67 protection rating ensures durability against dust and water ingress, making it suitable for harsh environments.

    With CANopen communication protocol, the module seamlessly integrates with a wide array of automation systems, providing compatibility and ease of integration. Its compact size of 100mm x 60mm x 25mm and lightweight design (0.15kg) make it easy to incorporate into existing setups without significant space constraints or additional hardware requirements.

    In summary, the SIEMENS 39RTMCAN Temperature Resistance Module is a high-performance solution for industrial temperature measurement and resistance monitoring. Its combination of precision, speed, energy efficiency, and rugged construction makes it an optimal choice for enhancing the reliability and efficiency of industrial automation systems.