Features:
- Monitors two DIN 44081/82 PTC circuits and one three-wire PT100.
- Provides four relay outputs for warning, trip, PT100 control, and diagnostic states.
- Displays measured temperature and stored settings on a three-digit front display.
JOPPICH TS-02 combines fixed thermistor switching behavior with an adjustable PT100 temperature threshold.
The front display distinguishes live temperature, stored maximum, setpoint, and diagnostic codes.
Relay outputs keep thermal warning, shutdown, control, and internal-fault functions electrically separate.
The JOPPICH TS-02 PTC and PT100 Temperature Monitoring Unit may still be available for purchase and support from Apter Power beyond End-Of-Life (EOL) by the manufacturer (OEM).
JOPPICH TS-02 PTC and PT100 Temperature Monitoring Unit Manuals,Datasheets,Link
Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
Three temperature inputs
- PTC warning: The first thermistor chain drives the lower overtemperature stage.
- PTC trip: The second chain drives the higher overtemperature stage.
- PT100 measurement: A three-wire RTD provides the displayed temperature.
- Cable limit: The PT100 loop resistance must remain within six ohms.
Four output functions
- Relay 1: The first PTC stage provides the warning output.
- Relay 2: The second PTC stage provides the trip output.
- Relay 3: The PT100 setpoint controls its assigned relay.
- Relay 4: Sensor and internal diagnostic conditions use the fault output.
Front-panel information
- Live value: The display shows the current PT100 temperature.
- Setpoint: Keys allow the PT100 threshold to be reviewed and changed.
- Maximum value: The highest recorded temperature can be recalled.
- Fault codes: Defined numeric codes distinguish open circuits, short circuits, and test states.
Periodic diagnostic cycle
- Interval: The automatic self-test occurs every 720 operating hours.
- Relay check: The diagnostic relay is exercised during the test.
- Display state: A defined code identifies the test sequence.
- Reset check: Wiring and relay behavior should be confirmed before returning the protected equipment to service.