What do TE and TT mean?

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User P requires that both the PT100 TE and TT transmitters be intrinsically safe. What do TE and TT refer to here? TE==PT100, TT=transmitter?

Reply #22012-05-04

TE generally refers to temperature elements (thermoresistors, thermocouples). TT generally refers to a temperature transmitter

Reply #32012-05-04

TE refers to the temperature sensing element, which is usually installed on-site； TT refers to transmitters with temperature conversion functionality; they can be integrated temperature sensors installed on-site, or temperature sensors located in the control room

Reply #42012-05-04

Temperature Element, Temperature Transmitter

Reply #52012-05-04

TE is the temperature sensing element, while TT is the temperature transducer. It should be an integrated PT100 temperature transmitter here.

Reply #62013-05-16

TI Temperature Indicator: Temperature indicator; TG temperature gauge: On-site thermometer

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