Circular Chart Recorder
– CR11″ 3P-4P
CR2010 series of circular chart recorders are available in 3 different sizes of the charts i.e. 4”, 6” and 11”. The 11” chart recorder is very useful when you want to monitor your process unattended.
These recorders are widely used in process industry for monitoring of various processes like incubation, curing, pasteurization etc. It takes direct input from RTD Pt-100 / Thermocouples / process inputs like 4-20mA / 0-20mA / 0-1V. These recorders are microcontroller based. Crystal controlled chart drive ensures accurate chart speed. Stepper motors for both pens and chart drive, ensures no lag and no backlash.
A cutout of 319×323 mm makes it a perfect fit for replacing any of your existing recorders of any make. Transparent polycarbonate door window makes the chart visible from the distance. They come with universal power supply as a standard feature. Other power supply inputs are also available.
FAQs
Circular Chart Recorder
– CR11″ 3P-4P
Yes, up to 4 process inputs can be recorded at the same time.
Chart speed is 15 minutes to 255 hours per revolution, for slow or fast processes.
Supports RTD Pt-100, Thermocouples (J,K,R,S,T,B,E,N), 4-20mA, 0-20mA, 0-1V.
Yes, stepper motors and crystal-controlled drive ensure precise, continuous recording.
Yes, 11″ chart, battery backup, and universal power make it ideal for heavy-duty processes.
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