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3500/61Order(MOQ):
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TEMPERATURE MONITORPrice:
AskA six-channel rack monitor for RTD or thermocouple inputs, adding one 4–20 mA recorder output for each channel.
6 temperature channels · RTD / TC inputs · six 4–20 mA recorder outputs · 9 W nominal
3500/61 163179-02 is a 3500/61 Temperature Monitor in the 3500/60 and 3500/61 Temperature Modules. A six-channel rack monitor for RTD or thermocouple inputs, adding one 4–20 mA recorder output for each channel.
Its documented configuration is 6 temperature channels · RTD / TC inputs · six 4–20 mA recorder outputs · 9 W nominal. These order-code choices define how the component fits the signal path and should be reviewed together rather than by appearance alone.
For maintenance or procurement, 3500/61 163179-02 should be matched to the installed system role, connection architecture and complete manufacturer label. ApterPLC can review those details before quotation.
The selection identity for 3500/61 163179-02 is built from the full code and its verified system role.
Monitor family
Monitor with recorders
Bring RTD or thermocouple signals through the selected I/O module.
Condition six channels and compare them with configured alarm setpoints.
Use each 4–20 mA recorder output or the 3500 alarm logic required by the project.
| Input channels | 6 |
|---|---|
| Supported transducers | RTD or thermocouple signals |
| Recorder outputs | Six 4–20 mA outputs |
| Recorder load | 0 to 600 Ω |
| Recorder compliance | 0 to 12 V across load |
| Alarm levels | Alert and Danger |
| Alarm delay range | 1 to 60 seconds |
| Nominal power consumption | 9 W |
| Monitor dimensions | 241.3 × 24.4 × 241.8 mm |
| Monitor weight | 0.91 kg |
| Rack position | One front slot |
| Payment | T/T |
| Goods Stock | 25 |
| Weight | 0.8KG |
| Dimension | 2.6x25.3x24cm |
| Place of shipment | Xiamen, China |
| Delivery Time | 1-3 days |
| Quantity | 100% New Original |
| Minimum Order Quantity | 1pc |
Use this version when each temperature channel needs its documented 4–20 mA recorder output. If those outputs are not part of the design, compare the /60 architecture before committing rack hardware.
The monitor family supports RTD or thermocouple inputs through the appropriate I/O hardware and configuration. Confirm the installed transducer type and I/O module before loading the channel setup.
A recorder-loop load outside the documented 0–600 Ω range can prevent the expected 4–20 mA response. Check the complete loop resistance before adjusting monitor calibration.
Alert and Danger delays are configurable from 1 to 60 seconds. Set them to the plant response requirement and prove the final behavior with the actual temperature input and relay logic.
The order-code row identifies the monitor with recorders, while I/O modules are listed separately. Match the existing isolated or non-isolated termination architecture before ordering the rear hardware.
The monitor occupies one full-height front slot and its I/O hardware occupies the corresponding rear position. Reserve both positions and verify the rack configuration before the maintenance window.
Complete labels are compared with the official order-code structure.
Connected probes, cables, I/O and monitoring roles are reviewed together.
Logistics and project timing are confirmed with the commercial offer.
Coverage begins on the shipment date unless the confirmed quotation states otherwise. Scope and available remedy follow the confirmed quotation and sales agreement.
Keep the full 3500/61 163179-02 label and order reference.
Add connector, mounting and associated signal-path photos.
Describe the observed symptom and operating context clearly.
Baker Hughes 3500/60 and 3500/61 Temperature Modules Datasheet 141540 Rev. L is the official family document used to verify this product identity, order-code fields and applicable technical context.
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