Status Instruments Ltd
Contact: Ian Pullin - Managing Director
Web: http://www.status.co.uk
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Address: Green Lane Business Park, Green Lane, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire GL20 8DE, United Kingdom
Phone: +44-(1684)-296818 | Fax: +44-(1684)-293746 | Map/Directions >>
Profile: Status Instruments Ltd is a manufacturer of instrumentation products for the process control industry. Our products are developed by our in-house electronic & mechanical design team and are distributed worldwide. We offer in-head temperature transmitters, panel meters, DIN rail temperature transmitters, temperature sensors, humidity transmitters, DIN rail power supplies, isolators, converters & splitters, battery powered thermometers/loop powered indicators and pressure transmitters. SEM203P MK II is a push button configuration temperature transmitter. A simple push button operation ranges and calibrates the SEM203 (4 to 20) mA temperature transmitter, eliminating the need for soldering links, potentiometers or PCs. The SEM203 in-head transmitter incorporates the latest digital technology to ensure accurate drift-free linearization. It is connected to an appropriate sensor and converts the output to a linear (4 to 20) mA output signal. High accuracy & stability coupled with the flexibility of reduced stock holding and the quick & easy way of bench re-ranging makes the SEM203 the ideal choice for the majority of temperature sensing requirements. DM3400 series smart digital indicators use leading edge technology to accept all commonly used temperature and process inputs. The indicators can be used standalone or, using the Modbus serial communications, as part of a larger system. The SEM1300 is a DIN rail mounted power supply that provides a regulated 24V DC output @ 250 mA from an AC supply ranging from (90 to 253) VAC (50 to 60) Hz. Ideally suited to powering 24 V process instrumentation and signal conditioning modules, the small size of the SEM1300 enables many more units to be installed in a smaller space than was previously possible.
