Johnson Controls Reverse Acting Transmitter 60-85 Deg F T-5002-202
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Johnson Controls Reverse Acting Transmitter 60-85 Deg F T-5002-202
The T-5002 Room Temperature Transmitter measures space or mass temperature and transmits a proportional 3 to 15 PSIG (21 to 105 kPa) output signal to an indicator, receiver-controller, or Building Automation System for automatic temperature control. The space transmitters measure the temperature of the ambient air; the mass transmitters measure the surface temperature of the walls surrounding the space and transmit the signal to an optimal start controller. Refer to Table 1 for models and ranges available.
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Johnson Controls Reverse Acting Transmitter 60-85 Deg F T-5002-202
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The T-5002 Room Temperature Transmitter measures space or mass temperature and transmits a proportional 3HVAC - ONLINE to 15 PSIG (21 to 105 kPa) output signal to an indicator, receiver-controller, or Building Automation System for automatic temperature control. The space transmitters measure the temperature of the ambient air; the mass transmitters measure the surface temperature of the walls surrounding the space and transmit the signal to an optimal start controller.