Rosemount 248H Temperature Transmitter

SKU: 24896

Rosemount No: 248HANA0XAQ4 + 0065G01N00001000E1XA

The Rosemount 248H Temperature Transmitter is designed to meet common Single Point measurement application requirements. This transmitter with HART® protocol can easily be ordered with a variety of sensors (RTDs and thermocouples) and thermowells. The Rosemount 248H is provided in a head mount configuration suitable for installation in a wide variety of connection heads and housings. A PC-programmable interface is available, providing an easy-to-use configuration method from any PC.

• Basic temperature transmitter offers a reliable solution for temperature monitoring points
• Standard transmitter design provides flexible and reliable performance in process environments
• Experience lower over-all installation costs when compared to wiring sensor directly, reducing the need for expensive extension wires and multiplexers
• Explore the benefits of a Complete Point Solution from Rosemount Temperature

Features

• Accuracy: 0.20°C (0.36°F) or 0.1% of span
• input 2, 3, 4 wire RTDs, thermocouple, millivolt, ohm
• Operating temp: -40 to 185°F (-40 to 85°C)
• Input/output isolation tested to 500 Vac rms
• DIN B style head mount or rail mount
• Less than 0.5 seconds update time
• 32 seconds maximum. 5 seconds default damping
• Custom Alarm and Saturation Levels
• HART/4-20 mA Communication Protocol

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