Aplisens Rail-mounted temperature transmitter type ATL

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Product Overview

Pricing Available Upon Request
The Aplisens ATL Rail-Mounted Temperature Transmitter converts Pt100 / Ni100 RTD resistance into a standard 4–20 mA output and is programmable for sensor type and measuring range. For accurate selection and pricing, please call 865-900-8844 or email KSmith@CPSCalibrations.com.

The Aplisens ATL is an economical rail-mounted temperature transmitter designed to convert the resistance of a temperature sensor into a standard 4–20 mA current signal. The ATL is programmable (sensor type and measuring range) and supports 3-wire RTD line compensation. Programming is performed using a PC with an RS converter and Aplisens configuration software.

  • Input sensors: Pt100, Ni100
  • Output: 4–20 mA
  • Mounting: DIN rail / rail mounting system
  • RTD wiring: thermoresistance line compensation (3-wire)
  • Alarm current: 23 mA or 3.8 mA

If you specify sensor type and measuring range when ordering, the transmitter can be factory programmed and labeled accordingly.

Feature Details
Model ATL Rail-Mounted Temperature Transmitter
Input Signal Pt100, Ni100
Input Resistance Range 20 Ω < R < 380 Ω
Minimum Measuring Range 10 Ω
Output Signal 4–20 mA
Power Supply 6…29 V DC
Load Resistance RO [kΩ] < (UZ – 7 V) / 25 mA
Alarm Signal 23 mA or 3.8 mA
Accuracy For ΔR > 20 Ω: ±0.2%
Thermal Error ±0.1% / 10°C
Error vs Supply Voltage Changes ±0.1%
Ambient Temperature -25…+80°C

ATL pricing depends on sensor type, range, and alarm selection. To quote correctly, we typically confirm:

What We Need Examples
Sensor Type Pt100 or Ni100
Measuring Range Example: 0…100°C (custom ranges available within limits)
Alarm Output 23 mA or 3.8 mA
Panel Supply Available DC supply (6…29 VDC)

Ordering format: ATL / ___ / __÷__°C / ___
Example: ATL / Pt100 / 0…100°C / 23mA
Call 865-900-8844 or email KSmith@CPSCalibrations.com and we’ll quote the correct configuration.

Need help selecting Pt100 vs Ni100, confirming your range, or load resistance? Reach out and we’ll help.