Emerson
Westinghouse Ovation 5X00119G03 RTD Input Module 8CH
Manufacturer: Emerson
Product No.: 5X00119G03
Product Type: Interface Module
Product Origin: USA
Payment:T/T, Western Union
Weight: 200g
Shipping port: Xiamen
Warranty: 12 months
Emerson Ovation 5X00119G03 – 8-Channel High-Precision RTD Input Module
The Emerson Ovation 5X00119G03 is an 8-channel high-precision RTD input module for advanced temperature measurement in the Ovation DCS. It builds upon the G02 revision with enhanced diagnostics, wider compatibility, and integrated cold-junction compensation for thermocouple adapters.
- Channels: 8 RTD inputs
- Supported RTD Types: Pt100 (−200°C to +850°C), Pt500, Pt1000, Cu50, Cu100
- Measurement Accuracy: 0.1% of span
- Resolution: 16-bit A/D conversion
- Wire Configuration: 2-wire, 3-wire, 4-wire RTD support
- Cold Junction Compensation: Integrated (for TC adapter use)
- Update Rate: 50 Hz acquisition mode
- Diagnostics: Real-time open/short sensor detection
- Isolation: Channel-to-channel and input-to-system isolation
- Power Supply: 24 VDC
- Operating Temperature: −40°C to +70°C
- Humidity: 0–95% RH non-condensing
- Hot-Swappable: Yes
- Weight: 0.4 kg
- Dimensions: 41 mm × 159 mm × 108 mm
- Certifications: CE, RoHS
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 5X00119G03 |
| Product Type | 8-Channel High-Precision RTD Input |
| RTD Types | Pt100, Pt500, Pt1000, Cu50, Cu100 |
| Temp Range | −200°C to +850°C (Pt100) |
| Accuracy | 0.1% of span |
| Resolution | 16-bit |
| Wire Config | 2-wire, 3-wire, 4-wire |
| Update Rate | 50 Hz |
| Diagnostics | Open/short detection |
| Power | 24 VDC |
| Temp Range | −40°C to +70°C |
| Weight | 0.4 kg |
FAQ
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G03 Improvements Over G02
G03 adds enhanced diagnostics, wider RTD type support (Cu50/Cu100), and improved isolation. It is the recommended choice for new installations. -
Cryogenic Temperature Limits
The lower limit for Pt100 is −200°C. Cryogenic applications below this limit require specialized cryogenic RTDs or diodes. -
4-Wire RTD Necessity
4-wire eliminates lead resistance errors. It is recommended for high-precision (below 0.5°C error) or long cable runs above 100 m. 3-wire is sufficient for most industrial applications. -
Direct Thermocouple Support
The module is RTD-only. With an external cold-junction compensation box, some configurations accept thermocouple inputs. For native thermocouple support, use dedicated TC modules (e.g., 1C31116G04).
Installation Guide
- Step 1: Insert 5X00119G03 into the Ovation RTD slot. Follow anti-static precautions.
- Step 2: Wire RTDs to the terminal block. For 3-wire Pt100, connect the red lead to excitation +, and the two white leads to excitation − and sense terminals.
- Step 3: In Ovation Developer Studio, select RTD type, wire mode, and temperature range. Enable open-circuit and short-circuit alarms.
- Step 4: Configure channel scaling (°C, °F, or Kelvin) and alarm setpoints (Hi/Lo, HiHi/LoLo).
- Step 5: Validate with an ice bath (0.00°C) and boiling point reference (100.00°C at sea level) for process-critical applications.
Selection Tips
Choose 5X00119G03 for new Ovation temperature monitoring projects requiring 8-channel RTD input with premium diagnostics. It is the upgrade path from legacy 1C31161G02. For 16-channel density, use 5X00120G02. For thermocouple sensors (Type K, J, T), select a dedicated thermocouple input module.
Return policy
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Shipping
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Warranty
We provide a 12-month warranty for all products, subject to normal use and proper installation.
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