Specifications

Resistance-bulb Temperature Transducers
These temperature transducers measure temperature by the change in resistance value of
a resistance bulb and output DC current or DC voltage proportional to the temperature of
the part measured.
Applications
Transmission of temperature signals to temperature monitors or temperature control
equipment
Temperature measurement of things such as voltage transformer oil
T-51/T-101 Series
Transducers
133
T-51TP T-101TPZ
Selection between insulated/non-insulated (between input and output)
Make a selection according to the temperature sensor configuration explained in the following table.
Both insulated and non-insulated units can be used.
However, if the temperature sensor is located close to a power supply line or control equipment, common mode noise due
to electromagnetic induction may occur. Use an insulated unit in this case.
Make sure to use insulated units to prevent circuit noise interference due to the common potential generated in
temperature sensors and the penetration of external noise.
Temperature sensor
Temperature transducer
Insulated with respect to the object
measured
Non-insulated with respect to the object
measured
Examples of standard input specifications
0~100 0~250 -20~ 80 - 50~200
0~120 0~300 -40~ 60 -100~200
0~150 -50~ 50
0~200 -50~150
(Please specify for cases other than listed above.)
Pt100Ω (at0°C)
JPt100Ω (at0°C)
Pt50Ω (at0°C)
Cu10Ω (at25°C)
50°C
100°C
100°C
Please specify the input temperature range and the temperature/resistance value relationship of the
resistance bulb.
Resistance bulb
Minimum span
Input measurement range (°C)
Ni and resistance bulbs
other than the above
T-51TP
T-101TPZ
Non-insulated
Insulated
0.5
0.4kg
0.7kg
1% P-P
or less
Upper limit
Outer shape
Box
Input
Resistance bulb
Output (DC)
Burnout
Response speed
Voltage or current and load
Ripple
2s or less
2s or less
1mA : 0~5kΩ
5mA : 0~1kΩ
4~20mA : 0~600Ω
100mV : 5kΩ~
1V : 5kΩ~
5V : 5kΩ~
10V : 10kΩ~
1~5V : 5kΩ~
Pt 100Ω
Pt 50Ω
Cu 10
Ω
(besides the above: Ni)
(at0°C)
(at0°C)
(at25°C)
Model
name
Between
input and
output
Accu-
racy
(grade)
Auxiliary power
supply
Weight
Delivery
period
classification
110VAC %
50 and 60Hz
Consumption
VA: 3
+10
-15
Standard
product
Immediate delivery
Quasi-standard
product
Within 20 days
Special
product
21 to 60 days
Symbol
Reference delivery period
Delivery period classification
Input temperature range: -200~500°C
0.1~20mA, 50mV~10V
24V, 100~120V
Input
Output
T-51TP, T-101TPZ
+10
-15
100, 105, 110, 115, 120V
200, 210, 220, 230, 240V
*1
*2
*3
*4
Use these temperature transducers in combination with a 3-wire resistance bulb. If a 2-wire resistance bulb is used, error may occur due to the influence of
lead-wire resistance.
For 3-wire resistance bulbs, set the resistance values of the respective lead wires between the resistance bulb and the transducer to 10Ω or less. Additionally,
set the difference among the lead-wire resistance values to within the values in the table below.
The accuracy (grade) indicates the accuracy of the temperature transducer only and does not include the error of the resistance bulb. Additionally, the
customer is requested to provide the resistance bulb.
When resistance bulb input stops, burnout output is performed on the positive side.
The temperature error due to resistance differences in
the table on the left is approximately 0.5K.
Resistance bulb
Difference among lead-wire resistance values
Pt100Ω • JPt100Ω
0.2Ω or less
Pt50Ω
0.1Ω or less
Cu10Ω
0.02Ω or less
%
+15
-25
The voltage tolerance of a 24VDC auxiliary power supply is ±10%.
The voltage tolerance of a 100~120VDC auxiliary power supply is %.
Auxiliary
power
supply
DC
AC
Manufacturable range