2 outputs temperature transmitter

Hello

I am using a type K thermocouple and i need to inject the temperature in a LOGO 0ba8 with 0-10v analog input and a regulator.

Is there any temperature transmitter that has one thermocouple input and two or more outputs in 0-10 v

It's a big world, so it's impossible to say definitively that no such device exists, but the probability of a dual output transmitter is extremely low.   The answer to the inevitable business question, "how many can we sell?" is not encouraging.

Your situation needs a conventional temperature transmitter whose output signal goes to a "splitter" that recreates the input signal on two (typically isolated) outputs. 

Something like the APD 4393 can have a 4-20mA input and two 0-10V outputs.

There are other brands and models.

danw

It's a big world, so it's impossible to say definitively that no such device exists, but the probability of a dual output transmitter is extremely low.   The answer to the inevitable business question, "how many can we sell?" is not encouraging.

Your situation needs a conventional temperature transmitter whose output signal goes to a "splitter" that recreates the input signal on two (typically isolated) outputs. 

Something like the APD 4393 can have a 4-20mA input and two 0-10V outputs.

There are other brands and models.

 i've done a reaserch online, and it seems like the signal splitters can also work as transmitters, is it the case ?

for exemple https://www.apcs.net.au/products/tcs726.html

Hello Kach_man,

Iwould suggest you the follow from Phoenix Contact:

for trancduce the TC:

Thermocouple measuring transducer - MINI MCR-2-TC-UI-PT - 2905249

and for duplication of the signals:

Signal duplicator - MINI MCR-2-UNI-UI-2UI-PT - 2905028

If you use the voltage output of the trancducer then can you also wire 2 inputs parallel.
You must only calculate before how high is the failure (precision) with the lower input resistance.

Hope this is helpful.

regards
CaOd

As I said, it's a big world and APCS thinks there's enough sales to manufacture and sell a dual output temperature transmitter.   You found your solution in one box, instead of two.  Good for you.