2 wire, 3 wire and 4 wire RTD Explained
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- A Resistance Temperature Detector (RTD) is a temperature measurement device that accurately uses resistance to measure temperature. Learn the differences between 2-wire, 3-wire, and 4-wire RTD and which one you should choose for your measurement needs.
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Short explanation and straight to the point
Nice presentation. Short explanation, straight to the point and great oratory.
Thank you so much.... I was very much confused about this...... You made it clear now🥰
Nice great video. I have questions on the 4 wire RTD, can it be used as a 2 output of temperature reading to feed into a separate system?
On a four wire if I wanted it to read lower temperature which wires would I add a resistor too
Hi, for a test lab I'm looking for measurement equipment and sensor (rtd) to have +/-0.06 celsius degree accuracy, can you recommend to me a brand or company can offer this kind of equipment?
Hi Roberto. Yes, Reotemp can help select an RTD to meet your accuracy requirement. Please email sales@reotemp.com.
Great work man.
What do the two colours (red and white) represent?
Hi. All of the wires are 24AWG copper wire. The white wire is welded to one side of the RTD, the red wire(s) are attached to the other side. The two red wires are the same color so that you know they are attached to the same side. The second red wire is redundant, it's function is to measure the amount of resistance the wire itself is adding to the assembly. That "extra" resistance of the wire can then be removed by the transmitter or other device you hook the RTD up to. Leaving you with only the resistance of the RTD itself.
@@HiRollerRecovery Thanks for the reply!
Is the saying, 2 hots and 1 common or 2 commons and 1 hot wire. Or does that even make sense?
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Thank you sir