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The YOUNG 46203 Temp Tracker is a versatile temperature and relative humidity indicator designed for use with 41342 and 41382 sensors.
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- Fully-programmable alarms for both channels
- Calibrated voltage outputs for connection to recording devices
- RS-485 output for interfacing with serial devices
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The RM Young 46203 Temp Tracker is a versatile temperature and relative humidity indicator designed for use with 41342L and 41382L sensors. Measured values are displayed on the front panel in large illuminated digits. Temperature is shown on the left and relative humidity or dewpoint is shown on the right. Maximum and minimum values are stored internally and can be viewed at any time.
The Temp Tracker includes fully-programmable alarms for both channels, calibrated voltage outputs for connection to recording devices, and RS-485 output for interfacing with serial devices. Input for the Temp Tracker is supplied by Model 41342L Temperature Sensor or 41382L Temperature & Relative Humidity Sensor, which provides a convenient 4-20mA current loop signal for each channel.
The RM Young 46203 is supplied with an adjustable bracket for wall or bench mounting. With the bracket removed, the housing is sized to fit standard DIN panel configurations. The low profile design is easily installed on bulkheads or wall surfaces. DC power allows the Temp Tracker to be powered by external batteries or AC wall adapter (included).
The Temp Tracker includes fully-programmable alarms for both channels, calibrated voltage outputs for connection to recording devices, and RS-485 output for interfacing with serial devices. Input for the Temp Tracker is supplied by Model 41342L Temperature Sensor or 41382L Temperature & Relative Humidity Sensor, which provides a convenient 4-20mA current loop signal for each channel.
The RM Young 46203 is supplied with an adjustable bracket for wall or bench mounting. With the bracket removed, the housing is sized to fit standard DIN panel configurations. The low profile design is easily installed on bulkheads or wall surfaces. DC power allows the Temp Tracker to be powered by external batteries or AC wall adapter (included).
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