Precise temperature monitoring in systems

The new Gemü 3240 tem­per­a­ture transducer/switch now allows pre­cise tem­per­a­ture mon­i­tor­ing in sys­tems and pip­ing across an even broad­er mea­sur­ing range. The Gemü 3240 tem­per­a­ture transducer/switch super­sedes the exist­ing Gemü 3220 prod­uct range with imme­di­ate effect. The new sen­sor’s high-qual­i­ty mea­sur­ing cells are able to with­stand media tem­per­a­tures of between ‑40 °C and +150 °C and oper­at­ing pres­sures of up to 160 bar while main­tain­ing an accu­ra­cy of 0.35% FSO.

In addi­tion to the con­sid­er­ably broad­er mea­sur­ing scope, the new series scores high­ly in terms of its wide range of fea­tures. For demand­ing acid/alkali appli­ca­tions, all media wet­ted parts are avail­able with PVDF encap­su­la­tion, for example.

IO-Link for intelligent networking

With an IO-Link inter­face, the Gemü 3240 tem­per­a­ture transducer/switch can be used cen­tral­ly to auto­mate and mon­i­tor process­es. This is ben­e­fi­cial for sys­tem net­work­ing, for exam­ple, as it makes com­po­nents com­pat­i­ble with one anoth­er and facil­i­tates para­me­ter­i­za­tion and data trans­mis­sion. The rotat­able LED dis­play is anoth­er advan­tage: The 4‑digit dis­play allows the cur­rent oper­at­ing para­me­ters to be viewed in any instal­la­tion position.

Versatility

The new Gemü 3240 tem­per­a­ture transducer/switch can be used for a wide vari­ety of appli­ca­tions. The sen­sor is a reli­able tem­per­a­ture mea­sure­ment and con­trol instru­ment for use in cool­ing cir­cuits or for mon­i­tor­ing ster­il­iza­tion process­es. It is suit­able for a huge vari­ety of media, such as high­ly vis­cous or con­t­a­m­i­nat­ed media. In addi­tion, the high-qual­i­ty mate­r­i­al from which the sen­sor is made means that it is able to with­stand even chem­i­cal­ly cor­ro­sive media.

With its 3140-series pres­sure transducer/switch, which it launched back in 2018, Gemü has already been able to boast state-of-the-art mea­sure­ment sys­tems for mea­sur­ing and con­trol­ling pres­sure. This device is now joined by the new tem­per­a­ture sen­sor, which broad­ens the scope of the mea­sure­ment and con­trol sys­tems range.