Features Of The SWE-73-L Loop Powered Digital Indicator
Loop Powered Simplicity
Operates directly from the 4-20 mA current loop, requiring no external power supply for easy and cost-effective installation.Robust Input Protection
Equipped with safety circuits to protect internal electronics from overload, ensuring reliable long-term performance.Flexible Signal Processing
Supports linear, square, square root, and user-defined transfer functions (up to 20 points) for versatile process measurement.Bright And Configurable Display
Four-digit red LED display with adjustable decimal point provides clear, precise readout of measured values.Optional Alarm Output And Enhanced Protection
Available with SPDT relay output for alarm signaling and optional IP65 front frame for use in harsh environments.
SWE-73-L Process Meter Technical Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Measurement Input | 4-20 mA current loop (loop powered) |
| Input Protection | Overload safety circuits |
| Transfer Functions | Linear, square, square root, user-defined (max. 20 points) |
| Display | 4-digit red LED, configurable decimal point, range -999 to 9999 |
| Power Supply | Loop powered (from 4-20 mA input) |
| Alarm Output | Optional SPDT relay (signalization only, not for control) |
| Configuration | IR remote controller (SIR-25) |
| Case Dimensions | 72 x 36 x 77(94) mm (case), 67 x 32.5 mm (panel cut-out) |
| Protection Class | Optional IP65 front frame |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to +50°C (standard), -20°C to +50°C (option) |
| Units Displayed | %, °C, bar, m, l/min, A, V, MPa, or none |
Applications For The SWE-73-L Loop Powered Process Meter
The SWE-73-L Process Meter is designed for accurate and reliable display of 4-20 mA current signals in a wide range of industrial and process environments. Its loop powered design, compact size, and flexible configuration make it ideal for both standalone and integrated applications.
Suitable applications include:
- Industrial process monitoring and control
- 4-20 mA signal indication in automation systems
- Integration into SCADA and process monitoring networks
- Laboratory and test bench instrumentation
- Water treatment and environmental monitoring
- Energy management and utility metering
- OEM equipment and panel building where space and wiring are limited
