Fiber optic temperature sensor for transformers
For temperature monitoring of transformers, reliable temperature monitoring is possible without being affected by noise from EMI/RFI and high voltage environments.
OSENSA's fiber optic temperature sensor for transformers enables real-time temperature monitoring of transformers without being affected by noise in environments with EMI/RFI or high voltage. The basic configuration of this product consists of a temperature sensor probe, a transmitter, and software. The probe PRB-230 is designed for temperature measurement in oil-filled transformers and accommodates immersion and removal processes for various types of transformer oil. The transmitter is available in a type that can connect multiple probes with a single unit, allowing for simultaneous measurement of temperatures at multiple points.
basic information
■Probe Model Name: PRB-230-02M-ST-L / TP4 Measurement Range: -40℃ to +230℃ Accuracy: ±1.0℃ Immersion Response Time Constant: 2.0 seconds Probe Tip Diameter: 2.0 mm Minimum Bending Radius: 50 mm Probe Material: PTFE, Polyimide Partial Discharge: ASTM-D149 10 kV/mm Insulation Resistance: IEC 60270 Less than 10 pC ■Compatible Transmitter Models FTX-XFMR+ Series Number of Channels: 4 or 6 Analog Output: - Digital Interface: Standalone RS-485 Measurement Range: -50℃ to +250℃ Resolution: 0.1℃ System Accuracy: ±2.0℃ Update Rate: 30Hz Communication Protocol: Modbus RTU, Half Duplex Operating Humidity: 0 to 90% RH (no condensation) Operating Environment: -40℃ to +65℃ Power Supply: 12 to 24VDC (maximum 2.5W) Dimensions: 114×22.5×102 mm Mounting: 35 mm DIN Rail Configuration Software: OSENSA View or OSENSA View Pro
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Model number/Brand name
PRB-230/FTX-XFMR+
Applications/Examples of results
Power applications Transformers Temperature monitoring of oil-filled transformers
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