ABB SM50DCF, 6 Input Channels, 4 Output Channels, Videographic Chart Recorder Measures Current, Resistance,

RS-stocknr.:: 742-6825
Fabrikantnummer:: SM50DFC/B000010E/S
Fabrikant:: ABB

ABB SM50DCF, 6 Input Channels, 4 Output Channels, Videographic Chart Recorder Measures Current, Resistance,

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RS-stocknr.:: 742-6825
Fabrikantnummer:: SM50DFC/B000010E/S
Fabrikant:: ABB

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Alles selecteren	Attribuut	Waarde
	Merk	ABB
	Chart Type	Videographic
	Number of Inputs	6
	Parameter Measured	Current, Resistance, Temperature, Voltage
	Maximum Temperature Measurement	+1300 (K) °C, +1300 (N) °C, +1700 (R) °C, +1700 (S) °C, +1800 (B) °C, +300 (T) °C, +900 (E) °C, +900 (J) °C, +900 (L) °C
	Maximum Current Measurement	50mA
	Number of Outputs	4
	Maximum Operating Voltage	265V ac
	Maximum Resistance Measurement	550 ￫ 10000Ω
	Maximum Voltage Measurement	25 V, 150 mV
	Recorder Input Type	Digital, mA, mV, Resistance, RTD, Thermocouple, Voltage
	Model Number p	SM50DCF
	IP Rating	IP66
	Best Temperature Measurement Accuracy	0.1 %
	Length	144mm
	Power Source	Mains
	Width	79mm
	Best Voltage Measurement Accuracy	0.1 %, 0.2 %
	Best Resistance Measurement Accuracy	0.1 %
	Best Current Measurement Accuracy	0.2 %
	Height	144mm
	Minimum Operating Voltage	85V ac
	Weight	1kg

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	Merk ABB
	Chart Type Videographic
	Number of Inputs 6
	Parameter Measured Current, Resistance, Temperature, Voltage
	Maximum Temperature Measurement +1300 (K) °C, +1300 (N) °C, +1700 (R) °C, +1700 (S) °C, +1800 (B) °C, +300 (T) °C, +900 (E) °C, +900 (J) °C, +900 (L) °C
	Maximum Current Measurement 50mA
	Number of Outputs 4
	Maximum Operating Voltage 265V ac
	Maximum Resistance Measurement 550 ￫ 10000Ω
	Maximum Voltage Measurement 25 V, 150 mV
	Recorder Input Type Digital, mA, mV, Resistance, RTD, Thermocouple, Voltage
	Model Number p SM50DCF
	IP Rating IP66
	Best Temperature Measurement Accuracy 0.1 %
	Length 144mm
	Power Source Mains
	Width 79mm
	Best Voltage Measurement Accuracy 0.1 %, 0.2 %
	Best Resistance Measurement Accuracy 0.1 %
	Best Current Measurement Accuracy 0.2 %
	Height 144mm
	Minimum Operating Voltage 85V ac
	Weight 1kg

ABB Chart Recorder, 144mm Height - SM50DFC/B000010E/S

This chart recorder is a videographic device designed for precise measurement and recording in varied environments. It provides a versatile solution for monitoring multiple parameters, including current, resistance, temperature, and voltage. With its advanced features and strong specifications, it serves as an essential tool for industries requiring accurate data logging.

Features & Benefits

• IP66 rated for protection against harsh environments
• 64Mb internal flash memory enables secure data storage
• Compatible with various input types, including thermocouples and RTDs
• Configurable alarms enhance process monitoring and control

Applications

• Laboratory requiring accurate temperature readings
• Automation systems for performance data logging
• Power generation to monitor current and voltage

What types of inputs can be configured with this device?

It supports a range of inputs, including thermocouples, RTDs, mA, mV, voltage, and digital signals, ensuring compatibility with various sensors.

How can data be accessed or retrieved from the recorder?

Data can be archived to an SD memory card for easy future access. Ethernet connectivity also allows for remote data monitoring and retrieval.

What kind of data security features does this recorder provide?

It includes physical and electronic security features, such as password protection for configuration access and encrypted storage of archived data to meet regulatory standards.