Foxboro
Foxboro
Foxboro
February 2016
MODEL CODE
Description Model
Model PRMTA Configurable Sensor PRMTA
Element
Single -1
Duplex (a) -2
Sensor Type
Bare sensor B
Sensor for Thermowell mount T
Not Used
None N
Description Model
Optional Features
Three-Point Calibration with Certificate -C1
Cleaned and Prepared for Oxygen Service (f) -C5
a. Note that not all duplex sensor types may be able to connect to one temperature transmitter. Consult transmitter product
literature for allowable connections.
b. Sheath material (Inconel and stainless steel) represents an electrically isolated sensor when pertaining to thermocouples.
c. Insertion length represents the U-length for sensors with thermowells (Sensor Type T) and the A-length for bare sensors
(Sensor Type B). Specify the desired insertion length in increments of 0.5 inches up to a maximum of 36.0 inches
(914.4 mm). Substitute numerical values for the four character positions, where the last character position is a “0” or “5” and
represents the digit after the decimal point. For example, “0165” represents a 16.5 inch insertion length.
d. For sensors with thermowells (Sensor Type T), the lagging length defined for the PRMTA must match the lagging length
defined for the thermowell. For bare sensors (Sensor Type B), select zero lagging length (Selection 000).
e. Specify the desired lagging length in increments of 0.5 inches from 2.0 inches (50.8 mm) up to a maximum of 4.0 inches
(101.6 mm). Substitute numerical values for the three character positions, where the last character position is a “0” or “5” and
represents the digit after the decimal point. For example, “035” indicates a 3.5 inch lagging length.
f. Optional Selection -C5, Cleaned and Prepared for Oxygen Service, provides cleaning and preparation of materials for oxygen
and chlorine service, and only applies to replacement sensors. For certification of cleaning, order Cert G in the Auxiliary
Specifications section.
PARTS
UNION
THERMOWELL
(PLAIN OR LAGGING)
BARE SENSOR
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mm
in
BARE SENSOR A = Bare Sensor Length (without thermowell)
(SENSOR TYPE B) U = Thermowell Insertion Length
T = Thermowell Lagging Length
A + 35
1.38 NOTES
1. When using Sensor Type T without lagging, the sensor length
must equal the insertion length of the thermowell (U).
2. When using Sensor Type T with lagging, the sensor length
SENSOR MOUNTED TO THERMOWELL must equal the insertion length plus the lagging length
SENSOR TYPE T WITHOUT LAGGING of the thermowell (U + T).
(SEE NOTE 1)
44
U
1.75
U + 115
4.5
44 T
U
1.75
U + T + 115
4.5
SELECTED THERMOWELLS OFFERED WITH PRMTA PL 008-681
CONFIGURABLE SENSORS Page 5
Thermowells that can be used with PRMTA configurable sensors are available in the basic configurations listed
below: Threaded (TT), Flanged (TF), Sanitary (TS), Weld-in (TW), and W-Series thermowells.
NOTE
For additional information and thermowell specifications, refer to PSS 3-3C1 A for W-Series
thermowells, and to PSS 3-3D1 A for T-Series thermowells.
Process Connection/
Thermowell Type Material Flange Size
Threaded (TT) • Carbon steel • ½ inch NPT
• 304 ss • ¾ inch NPT
• 316 ss • 1 inch NPT
• Monel
• Nickel alloy (a)
• Alloy 20
Flanged (TF) • Carbon steel • 1 inch flange
• 304 ss • 1½ inch flange
• 316 ss • 2 inches flange
• Monel • 3 inches flange
• Nickel alloy(a)
• Alloy 20
Sanitary (TS) • Carbon steel • ¾ inch tri-clamp
• 304 ss • 1 inch tri-clamp
• 316 ss • 1½ inches tri-clamp
• Monel • 2 inches tri-clamp
• Nickel alloy(a) • 3 inches tri-clamp
• Alloy 20
Weld-In (TW) • Carbon steel • 1.05 inch diameter, socket weld ¾ inch pipe
• 304 ss • 1.315 inches diameter, socket weld 1 inch pipe
• 316 ss • 1.5 inches diameter, socket weld-in
Thermowells available for use with the PRMTA Configurable Sensor have the following specifications:
A 3-point calibration with certificate is provided. For standard or special calibration curve, specify Optional
Selection -C1.
This provides cleaning and preparation of materials for oxygen and chlorine service. For certification of the
cleaning, specify Cert G in the Auxiliary Specification section.
Three wires, stranded copper, 1.0 mm2 or 18 AWG. Polyethylene insulation is 8.4 mm (0.33 in). Temperature limit is
90°C (195°F). Specify Part Number R0101LY and desired length.
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ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS Page 7
ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS
The PRMTA configurable sensors are used with I/A Series Temperature Transmitters. You can order a sensor at the
same time you order your temperature transmitter, and the sensor is shipped assembled to the transmitter.
Alternately, you can order sensors separately as replacement parts for transmitters in the field.
For example, the RTT80 temperature transmitter model code has several selections that allow you to specify how
the transmitter will be used:
• The RTT80 Housing and Sensor Mounting selection specifies whether the transmitter will be used with a
remote sensor, a bare sensor, or a sensor with thermowell mounting capabilities. A remote sensor must be
ordered separately.
• The RTT80 Input Measurement Type selection configures the transmitter to use a specific measurement type.
When you order an RTT80 with sensor or sensor and thermowell mounting capabilities, the RTT80 Input
Measurement Type options are limited to the types of sensors that can be supplied by the factory. When you
order a PRMTA sensor that will be mounted on an RTT80, the PRMTA Input Measurement Type must match
the RTT80 Input Measurement Type.
• The RTT80 Thermowell Assembled to Housing selection allows you to specify whether a thermowell will be
used with the transmitter, and if so, whether the thermowell will be user-supplied or will be a T- or W-Series
thermowell.
Example 1
Example 2
PRMTA Model Number from PSS 3-3E1 A: T-Series Thermowell Model Number from PSS 3-3D1 A:
e.g., PRMTA–1TNNS0075000 e.g., TT–2CB307500
000: No lagging 00: No lagging
0075: 7.5-inch insertion length (U-length) 075: 7.5-inch insertion length (U-length)
S: Stainless steel sheath 3: Stepped
N: None B: 3/4 inch NPT
N: Type N thermocouple measurement input type C: 316 ss
T: Sensor for thermowell mount 2: 0.260 inches
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Example 3