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Fixed Infrared Temperature Sensor With RS485 MODBUS® RTU Interface and a broad selection of Field of Views

$276.78

Item# OS151-C4

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1-4	$276.78
5-9	$262.94
10-24	$257.41
25-49	$246.33
50-99	$240.80
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Fixed Infrared Temperature Sensor With RS485 MODBUS RTU Interface and a broad selection of Field of Views is rated 3.0 out of 5 by 1.

Wide Temperature Range from -20 to 500°C (-4 to 932ºF)
Built-In RS485 MODBUS RTU Interface
Configurable Emissivity Setting and Signal Processing
Max, Min Average and Instantaneous Readings Peak or Valley Hold Reflected Energy Compensation
2:1, 15:1, 30:1 or Close Focus Optics
Fast Response with High Stability
Stainless Steel Housing, Sealed to IP65
Quick and Easy Installation
Optional Air/Water Cooled Housing, Air Purge Collar, Laser Sighting Tool and Mounting Brackets
Optional DP240 Touch-Screen Terminal for Configuring and Displaying Data from Up to 8 IR Sensors

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Process Temprature Range

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Accuracy @ Ambient

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This product is no longer available and has been superseded by the OS-MINUHUB series.

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Rated 3 out of 5 by docphil from Poor support if you don't buy the add-on screen The manual doesn't instruct you on how to use the device with something like a Modbus RTU to USB converter. It also doesn't include the wiring diagram color code for the unit. Lastly, the manufacturer of the sensor is in the UK (this makes them hard to reach) and has not given register information to Omega either. With a support person from Omega I was able to eventually get the sensor working, but it was frustrating that the sensor is offered by itself but not supported at all.

Date published: 2017-06-29