Cimon CM3-SP04ERO-A PLC Analog Temperature Module

Cimon CM3-SP04ERO-A Programmable Logic Controller, AI 4 Channel RTD

A programmable logic controller (PLC) is essential for automating system processes. PLCs take control of operations by allowing machines to communicate with each other. This communication is critical when it comes to the monitoring and execution of various industrial tasks. Multiple PLC modules of different types can be joined and linked together for a higher level of efficiency, performance, and reliability. Featured here is the CM3-SP04ERO-A Analog I/O mini module. It has a slim profile, is easily expandable to get the operational functions you need with minimal space, and is DIN Rail mountable.

CIMON PLC provides customizable solutions for all industrial fields. The diverse PLC line-up paired with various industry-leading development software can deliver a tailored solution for your systems.

Key Features

• Compatible expansion with any PLC-S CPU
• By using the platinum resistance temperature sensor, Pt100, JPt100 or Pt1000, Ni1000, the temperature value (°C or °F) can be processed as digital values (0~16000) within about one decimal point of accuracy
• RTD module converts temperature from -200°C to 600°C (PT100/1000/JPT100) or from-50°C to 160°C (Ni1000) into a digital value of 0~16000 (-8000~8000)
• It can show temperature -250°C~650°C (PT100/PT1000/JPT100) or -60°C~170°C(Ni1000). These values are converted into digital values -192~16191(-8192~8191)
• If the operator sets the minimum and the maximum temperature values, it converts the minimum temperature value to 0 (-8000) and the maximum temperature value to 16000 (8000)
• Wire disconnection and exceeding measurement range can be detected by each channel
• A single module has 4 channels for thermocouples
• The LED stays on during normal condition and blinks at 0.2 second intervals during error condition
• Temperature-sensing resistance is a type of sensor that measures temperature in the form of resistance
• The platinum temperature-sensing resistance PT100 and JPT100 output 100.0Ω for 0°C. PT1000 outputs 1000.00Ω for 0°C. The nickel temperature-sensing resistance Ni1000 outputs 1000.00Ω for 0°C