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TEP0083 RTD 100 Spec

The RTD-100 is a temperature sensor designed for use in electric heat tracing applications to provide freeze protection and temperature maintenance for pipes and tanks. It features a NEMA 4X/7 rated stainless steel enclosure that can be directly mounted to heat traced pipes. The sensor uses a platinum thin film RTD that can accurately measure temperatures up to 900°F. Installation instructions provide guidelines for properly mounting and installing the sensor to ensure representative temperature readings.

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TEP0083 RTD 100 Spec

The RTD-100 is a temperature sensor designed for use in electric heat tracing applications to provide freeze protection and temperature maintenance for pipes and tanks. It features a NEMA 4X/7 rated stainless steel enclosure that can be directly mounted to heat traced pipes. The sensor uses a platinum thin film RTD that can accurately measure temperatures up to 900°F. Installation instructions provide guidelines for properly mounting and installing the sensor to ensure representative temperature readings.

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PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

RTD-100 1

Temperature Sensor

APPLICATION . . .
Electric Heat Tracing Control
The RTD-100 is designed for use as control input for freeze
protection and temperature maintenance applications 2
requiring pipewall or tankwall temperature sensing.
3
A cast-aluminum NEMA 4X/7 enclosure and terminal block
allows ease of wiring into a single unit that can be installed
directly onto a heat traced pipe. The RTD-100 housing and
mounting pad are stainless steel.
The RTD-100 is suitable for use in heat tracing applications
where surface temperatures do not exceed 900°F (482°C).

RATINGS/SPECIFICATIONS . . .
Electrical connection....... ceramic strip w/brass terminals
Enclosure rating............................................. NEMA 4X/7
Enclosure hub size...........................3/4” NPT female hub
CONSTRUCTION
RTD leads............................................ 22 AWG fiberglass
1 Junction Box With Terminal Strip
RTD type..................................... 3-wire platinum thin film
2 RTD Housing
RTD resistance.............................. 100 ohms at 32° (0°C)
3 Pipe Strap (purchased separately)
RTD calibration..................................................................
Per ASTM E1137, DIN standard 43760/BS1904/IEC 751 B4 = pipe dia. up to 4”
Temperature coefficient.............. 00385 Ohms/Ohms - °C B10 = pipe dia. up to 10”
Maximum sensor temperature....................900°F (482°C) B21 = pipe dia. up to 21”
Sensor housing material...................... 316 stainless steel
CERTIFICATIONS/APPROVALS . . .

Notes Canadian Standards Association


1. For additional options or enclosure materials contact Thermon. The RTD-100 is CSA certified for use
in North America.
Ordinary Locations
Hazardous (Classified) Locations
Class I, Division 2, Groups A, B, C and D
Class II, Division 2, Groups E, F and G

The RTD-100 D1 (pictured at left) is provided


with a cast aluminum enclosure and is CSA
certified for use in North America.
Ordinary Locations
Hazardous (Classified) Locations
Class I, Division 1, Groups B, C and D
Class II, Division 2, Groups E, F and G

Thermon Heating Solutions


Corporate Headquarters:100 Thermon Dr • PO Box 609 San Marcos, TX 78667-0609 • Phone: 512-396-5801 • 1-800-820-4328
For the Thermon office nearest you visit us at . . . www.thermon.com

Form TEP0083-1016 • © Thermon Manufacturing Co. • Printed in U.S.A. • Information subject to change.
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

RTD-100
Temperature Sensor

The following installation procedures are suggested


guidelines for the installation of a Thermon temperature
sensor. They are not intended to preclude the use of
other methods utilizing accepted engineering or field
construction practices. Temperature sensors are used for Gasket
freeze protection or temperature maintenance of piping,
tanks and instrumentation.

TEMPERATURE SENSOR INSTALLATION . . . Cover and Head Assembly


1. Upon receipt, check to make sure the proper type has
been received.
2. Store in a dry place. 3/4" (19.05mm)
WIRING SCHEMATIC NPT Conduit Opening
3. Ensure that temperature sensor/junction box (3 WIRE)
combination is suitable for the area classification. RED (A)

4. Mount the temperature sensor/junction box vertically


upright and in a position that will prevent condensation BLACK (B)
from draining into the enclosure from the connected WHITE (B)
conduit. Do not bend sensor or lead. Adequately support
4.0"
conduit leading to enclosure. (102mm)

5. The sensor should be placed at least 90° around the


cirumference from the heating cable, or at least 2”
(5 cm) from the cable. Mount the sensor in a location 3.0"
(76mm)
that is representative of the overall system temperature 2.25"
(57mm)
away from valves, pipe supports, nozzles, or other heat
sinks. Fasten the temperature sensor securely to the
pipe/vessel with banding (purchased seperately), being
sure that the entire length of the sensor is in intimate
contact with the pipe surface. The sensor may be
covered with a parallel pass of metallic tape to enhance
heat transfer (not shown).
6. Power should always be disconnected and a lockout/
Install One Band (Order Separately
tagout procedure performed prior to opening the box Depending on Pipe Size)
enclosure for maintenance.
7. Any modification to the enclosure or deviation from
these procedures may affect unit's rating or approvals.
Contact factory if modifications are necessary.

Temperature
Sensor
90°

Optional Second 90° Heating Cable


Heating Cable (Typical)

Heating Cable vs. Sensor Location (Line Sensing Control)

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