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SureSite Transmitters: Wiring Guide

Disclaimer: Please note, all information on this page referring to EP, XP, explosion Proof, Factory Mutual, or FM approval are for reference purposes only. Explosion proof products and part numbers for these models are obsolete and no longer available to purchase from Gems.

This guide covers the wire connections diagram for SureSite standard transmitter, high temperature transmitter, explosion proof transmitter, J-box enclosure signal conditioner, and panel mount-signal conditioner (plug-in base) for alloy, plastic, and mini SureSite versions.

Sensor module for vertical installations.

*Note: wiring schematics for low and high temperatures are the same.

Transmitters:

SureSite transmitters provide a resistance value, and they are paired with signal conditioners to convert that into linear voltage (VDC) or current (mA) output. Internal transmitter diagram example show here:

Sensor image for product brochure.

Signal Conditioners:

Junction Box Type

Sensor module for OEM systems.

0-5 VDC Output Signal:

Part Number: 86156, 52536

Sensor assembly for industrial use.

0-12 VDC Output Signal:

Part Numbers 85997, 52537

Sensor layout for control panel.

4-20 mA Output Signal:

Part Numbers 86158, 152800

Sensor wiring diagram for engineers.

Panel Mount Type

Compact sensor for embedded systems.Sensor interface for automation systems.

4-20 mA Output Signal:

Part Number 112300

Sensor application in fluid control systems.

SureSite Signal Conditioners can be powered using a Gems provided power supply.

Examples of Power Supplies:

Sensor wiring layout for control systems.Compact sensor module for embedded applications.Sensor schematic for fluid control systems.

115 VAC to 24 VDC Power Supply:

Part Number 52560

Sensor interface for industrial automation.

Sensor component for OEM integration.

230 VAC to 24 VDC Power Supply:

Part Number 52570

Sensor layout for technical documentation.

Sensor component for OEM integration.

SureSite Transmitter clamp part numbers can be found

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