Schneider TMCR2TI2 | cartridge M200 – 2 temperature inputs – I/O extension

Technical Specifications

• Brand: Schneider Electric
• Model: TMCR2TI2
• Type: I/O Extension Cartridge
• Compatible Controller: Modicon M200
• Number of Inputs: 2 temperature inputs
• Supported Sensor Types: Thermocouples and RTDs (Resistance Temperature Detectors)
• Temperature Measurement: High-accuracy input processing for industrial applications
• Communication: Seamlessly integrates with the M200 controller for real-time data acquisition
• Mounting: Directly attaches to the M200 controller
• Dimensions: Compact size for space-efficient integration
• Material: Industrial-grade components for durability and longevity

Key Features

1. Enhanced Temperature Monitoring
   • Supports two temperature inputs, making it suitable for applications that require precise thermal management.
2. Seamless Integration with Modicon M200
   • Designed specifically to extend the capabilities of the M200 logic controller, allowing for better process control.
3. Versatile Sensor Compatibility
   • Supports multiple types of temperature sensors, including thermocouples and RTDs, providing flexibility for different applications.
4. Reliable Industrial Performance
   • Built with high-quality materials to withstand harsh industrial environments.
5. Compact and Space-Saving Design
   • Small form factor allows for easy installation without taking up additional panel space.
6. Real-Time Data Processing
   • Ensures accurate and fast temperature readings for improved automation control.

Applications

• Industrial Process Automation: Used in manufacturing plants to monitor and control temperature-sensitive processes.
• HVAC Systems: Helps regulate heating, ventilation, and air conditioning in large-scale facilities.
• Food & Beverage Industry: Ensures precise temperature control in food processing and storage.
• Pharmaceutical Production: Critical for maintaining stable environmental conditions in drug manufacturing.
• Energy & Power Plants: Monitors temperature fluctuations in turbines, generators, and other electrical components.