Hat rail transmitter for Pt100/Pt1000 APAQ-R130

The APAQ R130 for Pt100 and Pt1000 sensors is a DIN rail transmitter for installation on standard DIN rails according to DIN EN50022. The sophisticated product design leaves enough space for mounting. It is optimally designed for use in plant and machine construction and is characterized by high accuracy, reliability, long-term stability and its robust product design. The transmitter is extremely insensitive to external influences such as vibration and EMC interference. Installation and commissioning are particularly user-friendly. For example, parameterization can be carried out wirelessly, conveniently and easily via the cell phone app using NFC technology. The monitoring functions such as sensor break monitoring, sensor short-circuit and measuring range monitoring can also be activated via this.

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	Data sheet Hat rail transmitter for Pt100/Pt1000 APAQ-R130
	Instruction manual Hat rail transmitter for Pt100/Pt1000 APAQ-R130
	Declaration of Conformity Hat rail transmitter for Pt100/Pt1000 APAQ-R130

Hat rail transmitter - Special features
Inputs and outputs					Input: Pt100, Pt1000 as 2-, 3- and 4-wire Output: 4 to 20 mA, temperature linear
Accuracy & Long-term stability					Accuracy: Max. ±0,15K or ±0,15% of span Long-term stability: max Drift of ±0.05°C or ±0.05% pf span / year
Design					Robust - vibration and shock resistant design Suitable for hat rails according to DIN EN50022 Compact housing design Facilitated mounting
Parametrization					Configuration - wireless via NFC technology Free App for Iphone, Android & Huawei Parameterization templates for fast mass configuration Simple configuration with "copy and paste" in no time at all
Alarm function					configurable via app Sensor break monitoring Sensor short circuit Measuring range monitoring
Hat rail transmitter - Measuring element
Measuring element		Norm			Maximum configurable measuring range						Min. Span			Accuracy
Pt100		IEC 60751 | a=0,00385			-200 °C to +850 °C | -328 °F to +1562 °F						20 °C | 36 °F			±0,15 °C| ±0,15 % 1}
Pt1000		IEC 60751 | a=0,00385			-200 °C to +850 °C | -328 °F to +1562 °F						20 °C | 36 °F			±0,15 °C| ±0,15 % 1}
Temperature influence of 20 °C / 68 °F | Max. of ±0.015°C / °C or ±0.015 % of span / °C | Max. of ±0.015°F / °F or ±0.008 % of span / °F | 1} of span
Connectinon type					2-, 3- and 4-Wire
Sensor current					≤ 0,5 mA
Resistivity					50 Ω / Wire
Hat rail transmitter - General information about the input
Zero adjustment					Within measuring range
Hat rail transmitter - Output
Output type					analog, temperature linear for RTD
Output signal (mA)					4 to 20
Parametrization / Scaling					Configurable via NFC
Load					818 Ω at 24 VDC
Connection type					2-wire
Hat rail transmitter - Time response
Closing time / Update time (Inor)					~150 - 300
Heating period					The specified accuracy is reached after max. 4 minutes
Signal attenuation / Ajustable output filtering (Inor)					0,4 to 26 adjustable via App
Measuring cycle					< 1
Hat rail transmitter - Sensor monitoring & sensor error
Sensor break / Short circuit					Upscale (≥21.0 mA) or Downscale (≤3.6 mA)
Sensor failure effects (Inor)					according to NAMUR NE43
Hat rail transmitter - Accuracy and stability
Temperature influence
TC Type B, E, J, K, R, S, T					see table below
TC Type N (-100...+1300 °C)					±0,01 % < 4000 Ω 2} < ±0,02 % of span per °C
TC Type N (-270...-100 °C)					±0,01 % of span per °C
Influence of the sensor cable
Thermocouples and Voltage					Negligible
Further data
Supply voltage influence					<±0.005 % of span per volt
Long-term drift					±0.05 % of span per year
Hat rail transmitter - Type
Dimensions					See drawing
Material | Flammability					V0/HB, RoHS compliant
Mounting					35 mm hat rail according to DIN 50022 / EN 60715
Connection					Single wires, max. 1,5 mm², AWG 16
Weight					40							All dimensions in mm
Hat rail transmitter - General data
Isolation					none
Supply Voltage (VDC)					8 to 32, polarity protected
Hat rail transmitter - Ambient conditions
Ambient Temperatur					Storage: -40 °C to +85 °C | -40 °F to +185 °F Operating: -40 °C to +85 °C | -40 °F to +185 °F
Humidity					0 to 98 (non-condensing)
Protection					Housing IP20 | Anschlussklemmen IP00
Vibration					according to IEC 60068-2-6, Test Fc, 10bis2000 Hz, 10 g
Shock					according to IEC-60068-2-27, test Ea
Environmental influences					according to IEC 60068-2-31:2008, Test Ec
Hat rail transmitter - EMC
Standard					Directive: 2014/30/EU | Harmonized standards: EN 61326-1, EN 61326-2-3
Immunity performance					ESD, radiated EMC fields, magnetic fields: Criterion A Burst, conducted RF: Criteria A Overvoltage: standard deviation 1% of span
Hat rail transmitter - Factory configuration (if not ordered otherwise)
Input					Pt100, 3-wire, 0 °C to 100 °C
Output (mA)					4 to 20
Sensor control					Upscale (≥21.0 mA)
Hat rail transmitter - Mounting
You can easily mount the APAQ R130 hat rail transmitter on 35mm hat rails according to DIN EN50022. The mounting is easy because you can fix the transmitter on the rail without any tools. Mounting material for the installation of the transmitter is available as accessory. Important: To prevent measuring errors, the connecting screws for fastening the connecting cable must be tightened firmly.
Mounting and dismounting of the transmitter (1) Fix the upper part of the transmitter on the rail (2) Then press the lower part of the transmitter onto the rail. The electrical connection is made according to the wiring diagram (4) To remove the transmitter, use a screwdriver and bend the latch downwards
Hat rail transmitter - Configuration | Parametrization
Before making a configuration of APAQ C130TC you need to do following: Make sure that you have a mobile device with NFC communication activated. Download the app INOR Connect to your mobile device. Required versions: iOS: iOS 13 or later and Iphone 7 or later Android: Android 4.4 or later								Configuration procedure: Launch the app by clicking on the App icon or holding your mobile device against the transmitter on the part of the device where NFC is located (only possible with Android). Click on “Read Configuration” and hold your mobile device against the transmitter as explained in the first section. In the app you can edit the following: Sensor type and number of wire circuits Measuring range Upscale or Downscale sensor control TAG-number Password settings In the configuration window you can enter and change the parameters. The selected configuration is transferred to the transmitter by clicking the "Send to transmitter" button. After the transfer is completed, the transmitter uses the new parameters.