ITP14-G Universal Process Indicator 0(2)-10 V or 0(4)-20 mA (GREEN)

The ITP14 is a universally-applicable process display for monitoring and control of industrial processes. This device has a compact, standardised design and fits into a standard 22.5 mm borehole for signal lamps. This provides quick and easy installation and many displays can be accommodated in a control cabinet door or on a panel.

This display features a digital output and a configurable analog input. The input can be set either for voltage signals (0-10 V and others) or for current signals (4-20 mA, 0-20mA en 0-5mA). Before displaying, the input signal is scaled and can be filtered if needed. There is also an optional square root function available. The NPN transistor output can control a load up to 42 V DC / 200 mA, which makes it possible to implement ON/OFF control. This output can also be used as an alarm output.

The process indicator ITP14 also supports an alarm function. If this function is on, the display starts blinking with the frequency of about 2 Hz when the process value exceeds the set points.

The device requires 24 V DC power supply. The enclosure provides the IP65 rating on the front and can be operated in the temperature range between -40 and +60 °C.

The universal display ITP14 is particularly suitable for the fast and easy installation of visual display systems for various processes, such as water supply, thermal processing, and many other. The ITP14's compact size ensures that it can be used on-site as an additional display unit for measurement values or as part of a complex visual display system.

Componente features:

• Display colour: GREEN
• Analog input 0-10 V, 2-10 V, 4-20 mA, 0-20 mA, 0-5 mA
• Measuring and displaying of a process value
• Signal scaling
• Adjustable decimal point position
• Display range -999…+9999
• ON/OFF control with NPN output
• Square root function (for special transmitters)
• Digital filter
• Alarm function (blinking when exceeding theset points)
• Error indication when the input signal is out of range
• Error indication when wire break or shortcircuit