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Papago 2TH ETH: 2x temperature, humidity and dew point with Ethernet

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• Ethernet interface, internal website (English) and many standard communication protocols
• PoE power supply or an external source. PoE eliminates the need to use an external power supply.
• Internal memory and real-time clock. Measured data including the time of measurement is automatically stored in the memory in the event that communication is lost. The data is automatically sent after the connection is restored.
• Elegant but robust metal box that can be mounted on a DIN rail. The box bears descriptions that allow connection without having to consult the manual. Also LED indicators for all important states help commissioning.
• The possibility to display, store and analyze data in the Wix, which is free of charge for a smaller number of measured parameters.

Features

• Measures two external sensors (sensors are not included). It is possible to connect either a temperature sensor or combined sensor for temperature, humidity and dew point.
• Combined sensor: temperature (-40 to +123,8 °C), humidity (0 to 100 %) and dew point
• Temperature sensor: temperature (-55 to +125 °C)
• Measurements per second: 1, 2 or 5 according to the settings
• Connection of the two sensors by standard thermocouple connector
• PoE standard: IEEE 802.3af
• Possible external power supply 11 to 58 V DC
• Typical power consumption 1.8 W
• Package contents: Papago 2TH ETH, patch cable 1m, (external power source not included, you can use this power source 15V/0,8A)

All products from the Papago range - including, of course, the thermocouple thermometer Papago 2TH ETH - provides a wide range of communications options. Thanks to protocols for machine reading, you can easily incorporate Pt100 thermometers into your existing systems. It's naturally also possible to control the Papago through the web or using Windows software.

• MODBUS TCP - a standard industry protocol
• SNMP (including TRAP messages for specific events)
• HTTP GET with open or encrypted data (128bit AES)
• EMAIL for specific events
• XML with the currently measured data
• Spinel (binary protocol developed by Papouch Company)