RTD, also Resistance Temperature Detector, or resistive thermal devices, thermal resistance temperature measurement.

Principle

The principle is based on the resistance value of a conductor or semiconductor as the temperature changes and changes in the characteristics.

 

Types

Commonly used industrial heat resistance Pt100, Pt1000, Cu50, Cu100, platinum RTD temperature measurement range is typically 200-800 degrees Celsius below zero, the thermal resistance of copper minus 40-140 degrees Celsius.

 

Advantages:

1. You can also remote electrical signal, high sensitivity, stability, interchangeability and accuracy are better.
2. RTD do not need connection wire, and cheaper than thermocouple.
3. Response Time: Response time is the sensors ability to react to temperature changes in the process. The ability to track process changes depends on the sensors thermal mass and proximity to the process. Direct immersion sensors generally are the fastest responding, but in many applications a thermowell is used so that the process does not have to be drained to change a sensor.

 

Parameters

	Type	Temp Range
RTD Sensor	PT100 PT1000 CU50	-200~+650C -200~+650C -200~+650C
Pairs of Sensor Wire	Simplex Duplex
Mounting & Fixing	1:without fixing device 2:fixed thread 3: movable flange 4: fixed flange 5: right-angle movable flange 6:fixed thread in wimble shape protection tube
Connection Box	water-proof
Sensor End	1: variable section 2: sheathed elements 3: flexible sheathed elements