Programmable Frequency Display RR-V0BUT4XZU

  • Measures NPN, PNP, Contact, NAMUR, S0, Tacho and TTL sensors
  • Programmable frequency input span of 0.001 Hz to 50 kHz
  • The 5725D has two SPDT relays and one analog output
  • Easy to read 4-digit, 14-segment LED display with scrolling help text
  • Universally powered by 21.6…253 VAC or 19.2… 300 VDC

Description

Application

  • The 5725 measures, scales, and displays frequency signals found in many process speed and flow rate applications.
  • The indicator can measure the period of the frequency, useful for displaying the elapsed time between events.
  • The 5725D has two SPDT setpoint contacts and a 0/4…20 mA output for process control.
  • The installed display provides IP65 environmental sealing, and additional protection is provided by the optional 8335 splash proof cover.

Technical characteristics

  • 4-digit display with 13.8 mm high, 14-segment LED digits and adjustable decimal point.
  • Indicator is scalable from -1999 to 9999.
  • Scrolling help text makes programming easy.
  • Customizable trigger levels allow measurement of nearly any pulse sensor.
  • Built-in excitation source for measuring NPN, PNP, NAMUR and S0 sensors.
  • Fast response time of 1 cycle + 100 ms, and excellent accuracy of better than 0.05% of selected range.
  • The analog output current on the 5725D can be dampened from 0.1 to 60 seconds, and can handle up to 800 Ohms loop load.
  • The 5725 meets NAMUR NE21 recommendations for high performance in harsh EMC environments.
  • 2.3 kVAC galvanic isolation between input, output and supply.
  • Excellent signal/noise ratio of > 60dB.

Mounting / installation / programming

  • Easy to mount 1/8 DIN (48×96 mm) panel meter with IP65 (type 4X) sealing.
  • Approved for marine applications.
  • Fully push-button programmable.
  • Password-protected.

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Description

Application

  • The 5725 measures, scales, and displays frequency signals found in many process speed and flow rate applications.
  • The indicator can measure the period of the frequency, useful for displaying the elapsed time between events.
  • The 5725D has two SPDT setpoint contacts and a 0/4…20 mA output for process control.
  • The installed display provides IP65 environmental sealing, and additional protection is provided by the optional 8335 splash proof cover.

Technical characteristics

  • 4-digit display with 13.8 mm high, 14-segment LED digits and adjustable decimal point.
  • Indicator is scalable from -1999 to 9999.
  • Scrolling help text makes programming easy.
  • Customizable trigger levels allow measurement of nearly any pulse sensor.
  • Built-in excitation source for measuring NPN, PNP, NAMUR and S0 sensors.
  • Fast response time of 1 cycle + 100 ms, and excellent accuracy of better than 0.05% of selected range.
  • The analog output current on the 5725D can be dampened from 0.1 to 60 seconds, and can handle up to 800 Ohms loop load.
  • The 5725 meets NAMUR NE21 recommendations for high performance in harsh EMC environments.
  • 2.3 kVAC galvanic isolation between input, output and supply.
  • Excellent signal/noise ratio of > 60dB.

Mounting / installation / programming

  • Easy to mount 1/8 DIN (48×96 mm) panel meter with IP65 (type 4X) sealing.
  • Approved for marine applications.
  • Fully push-button programmable.
  • Password-protected.

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Programmable Frequency Display RR-V0BUT4XZU

  • Measures NPN, PNP, Contact, NAMUR, S0, Tacho and TTL sensors
  • Programmable frequency input span of 0.001 Hz to 50 kHz
  • The 5725D has two SPDT relays and one analog output
  • Easy to read 4-digit, 14-segment LED display with scrolling help text
  • Universally powered by 21.6…253 VAC or 19.2… 300 VDC
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