SEM1605PV

Pt100 temperature transmitter with voltage output

The SEM1605PV is a DIN rail mounted Voltage Output temperature transmitter from Status Instruments. It has been
designed to accept common RTD temperature sensor inputs and provide the user with a standard three wire (0 to 10) volt
output signal. The output signal is linear to temperature.
Designed for ease of use, our latest USB interface is fitted for quick and easy configuration. Just connect a standard
USB cable between the SEM1605PV and your PC. Our free configuration software will guide you through any changes
you wish to make. To further help save time, the SEM1605PV does not need to be wired to a power supply
during the configuration process, it is powered via the USB interface from your PC.

ACTIVE RANGE

The SEM1605PV is provided with a user push-button ranging option, allowing adjustments at both 0 V and 10 V against a live input. The ‘user adjust’ function can be locked during configuration if not required. The state LED indicates out of range input during normal operation; during ‘user adjust’ it is also used to indicate the stage of adjustment. (0 and 10) V TRIM The buttons can also be used for 0 V and 10 V trim adjustment to add small offsets to (0 or 10) V output.

SENSOR REFERENCING

The SEM1605PV sensor referencing, via the Windows based USB-Speedlink software, allows for close matching to a known reference sensor, eliminating possible sensor errors.

SENSOR BURN OUT DETECTION

If a sensor wire is broken or becomes disconnected, the SEM1605PV output will automatically go to its user-defined level (upscale or downscale) or a pre-set value. STABILITY The SEM1605PV DIN rail transmitter incorporates digital technology to ensure accurate low-drift performance.

USB PC CONFIGURATION

The SEM1605PV is quick and easy to configure using a standard-type USB lead and the free-of-charge USBSpeedLink Windows software.

USB ANDROID VIEW

The SEM1605PV can be connected to an android phone or tablet using an OTG USB adaptor. Running a free App, the Android device can then be used to view live data from the SEM1605PV.