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Regarding current measurement with pressure transmitters

2016-01-05View Original

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For Rosemount and EJA pressure transmitters, to measure the output current, I used to disconnect one wire and connect a multimeter to measure the current. Today I heard someone talk about using a multimeter to test the terminal for testing (it seems that EJA has three terminals at the back, and one of them is meant for testing; I can’t remember exactly which one). How should it be connected to the testing terminal in order to measure the output current?
Reply #22016-01-05
The EJA is the CHECK terminal
Reply #32016-01-06
Simply plug the two test wires of the ammeter into the test terminals of the transmitter.
Reply #42016-01-06
Generally, voltage is measured at the test terminals, and it is converted through standard resistors.
Reply #52016-01-07
Better to untie a wire and thread it in to measure the current
Reply #62016-01-07
Rosemount is a test. Just connect a direct current meter to measure the current

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