Multi channel Burkert signal transmitter

Multi channel Burkert signal transmitterfeature

1. Scalability: The basic hardware of the Burkert 8619 transmitter provides the possibility of expansion, supporting up to 6 freely assignable slots, and functional expansion can be achieved through optional software.

2. Multiple Connections: Can be directly connected to sensors that provide raw signals for pulse detection (such as pH, ORP, conductivity, and flow sensors) or directly connected to sensors that provide analog signals (such as pressure and liquid level sensors).

3. Intuitive operation: With a simple and intuitive operator interface, equipped with a large graphic display and adjustable background lighting, providing 4 user-defined views.

4. Industrial Ethernet Connection: Supports Modbus TCP and PROFINET (compliant Class B) or EtherNet/IP, and can be integrated into most industrial Ethernet environments to facilitate the transmission of important process values (such as measurement data, process diagnostics, or equipment status) to automation systems.

Main features of multi-channel Burkert signal transmitter

1. Multi channel and multifunctionalSupport simultaneous connection of multiple sensors to achieve multi parameter measurement and control.

2. modular designThe modular design of hardware and software provides high flexibility to adapt to specific applications and has a high cost-effectiveness.

3. Intuitive operating interfaceEquipped with a large-sized graphic display screen, the background lighting can be set (4 user-defined views), and the operation interface is simple and intuitive.

4. ScalabilityThe basic transmitter/controller hardware provides the possibility of expansion (up to 6 freely configurable slots), which can be achieved through optional software for functional expansion.

5. Industrial Ethernet compatibilitySupports Modbus TCP, PROFINET (compliant Class B), or EtherNet/IP, and can be integrated into most industrial Ethernet environments for convenient data transmission and remote monitoring.