Totalizers
PTX800
Series :
Panel Mount, Totalizers and Counters
The PTX series fully programmable
totalizers and rate indicators for flow measurement
are available in two models:
- PTX800A for analog current/voltage flow-rate
signals
- PTX800D for flowmeters with digital pulse outputs.
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You can set the basic
display units for total or rate indication,
then simply hold down the ‘rate/total’
button to check the other value. Both models
are also available with optional alarm
relays for monitoring and simple batching
control and/or an isolated analogue output
for retransmission.
The display can be scaled in flow units per
second, per minute, per hour or per day with
the precision required for the application.
The totalized flow can be scaled by a factor
of 0.001, 0.01, 0.1, 1 10, 100 or 1000 to
provide the most convenient display for the
application.
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The PTX800A accepts rate signals in standard
current/voltage format. It has low-cut out and
linearization for square law devices and has a
24Vdc supply for power active input devices.
The PTX800D accepts NPN, PNP, Namur, Voltage
pulse, contact closure or a.c. input. The
instrument will accept any periodic waveform and
totalize the pulses in meaningful engineering
units. It also calculates the resultant
flow-rate. The input circuit incorporates a
comparator with several reference levels and
hysteresis settings all switched via software to
make set-up as simple and flexible as possible.
A 12Vdc supply is provided for powering
proximity sensors and other active input
devices.
Features:
- Display total or rate in any engineering unit
- Bright 8 digit LED display
- Up to 2 alarm channels
- Optional analog output
- Pulse output
- Remote or local reset for batching
- Last count retention in case of power failure
- AC or DC powered
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- Fully Isolated
- LED alarm status indication
- 1/8 DIN standard facia with IP65 rating
- Integral power supply for active input devices
- Easy to use
- Change configuration without need to recalibrate
- No internal adjustments needed
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