What Is a Temperature Transmitter?
A temperature transmitter is a device that detects temperature and converts this information into electrical signals for transmission.
Widely used in factories, chemical plants, food processing facilities, medical institutions, environmental monitoring, and energy management, the operation of a temperature transmitter involves detecting temperature via a sensor, converting this data into electrical signals with a converter, and then transmitting these signals with a transmitter.
Key features include converting temperature into electrical signals for remote monitoring and control, availability in various types suited to specific applications, and the ability to perform high-precision and non-contact measurements. However, consideration must be given to the installation conditions and accuracy requirements.