STS SENSOREN TRANSMITTER SYSTEME · TEMPERATURE TRANSMITTERS
STS TS100 Temperature Transmitter
Industrial temperature transmitter, −50 to 150 °C family range listed in official catalog.
Original manufacturer: STS Sensoren Transmitter Systeme
Ex protection: No Ex proof rating assumed. ATEX or IECEx references do not guarantee all process ports and order codes are approved.
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STS TS100 — two temperature intervals and orderable analogue outputs
| Model / specification | Official maker data | Implementation boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Calibrated medium range | -50…+150°C temperature measurement / process operating interval | The temperature element is a transmitter output measuring medium temperature, not ambient air humidity. |
| Electronics environment | -25…+85°C operating ambient | Do not put electronics in +150°C simply because the probe measures that temperature. |
| Analogue variants | 0–5/0–10 VDC or 0–20/4–20mA output by order | Controller input scaling and supply voltage must match the chosen build; no built-in Modbus assumed. |
| Material and mechanical durability | Stainless steel; manufacturer’s listing says ‘850 bar compression proofed’ | Compression-proof strength is not permission for routine 850-bar continuous process use; ask for specified process pressure and connection. |
| Precision and calibration | Order-specific process temperature span and mounting geometry | Do not invent a universal ±0.1°C accuracy from the existence of a 4–20mA transmitter. |
Source and final unit approvals
Specify process medium, response time, insertion depth, cable/connector, analog output span and expected sheath corrosion. No independent ATEX/IECEx statement asserted from the TS100 generic page.
STS original model: STS TS100 Temperature Transmitter. For any certified model, inspect the certificate schedule rather than extending family claims to other variants.