Eurotherm/Barber-Colman DeviceNet Temperature Controllers

DeviceNet Temperature and Process Controls

Eurotherm is the leader in DeviceNet ready PID controllers. No other Industrial Automation manufacturer offers as complete a DeviceNet capable offering as Eurotherm/Barber-Colman. Choose from:

The Series 2200e general purpose temperaure controllers
The Series 2400 high stability controller/programmers
The 2500 Advanced Data Acqusition and Multi-Loop PID Controller
The 2604/2704 High Performance, Multiloop Controller/Programmer

The family of DeviceNet instruments includes 1/16 din, 1/8 din and 1/4 din size products that includes:

universal input -- any thermocouple, 0-10v, 0-5v, 4-20mA, mV or other analog input
custom inputs -- Exergen IR sensors, Polysort downloaded curve fitting
universal power supply -- any power from 85-265vAC
universal worldwide specifications -- Nema 4X, UL, cUL, CE
INSTANT ACCURACY -- patented performance improvement
PDSIO -- patented diagnostics and communications

The DeviceNet communications feature permits the product to be operated at 125k, 250k and 500k Baud (user selectable) anywhere in your factory automation application.

DeviceNet information available includes:

The Series 2000 DeviceNet manual
The DeviceNet EDS (Electronic Data sheet) file
The Eurotherm Series 2000 Bitmap or Icon that enables Eurotherm device identity in your DeviceNet configuration

Click in the controller picture to go to that product page and click on the literature button to download the DeviceNet files for that controller; or, please contact Eurotherm/Barber-Colman or your local distributor.

The Series 2000 family is also available with other digital communications: Modbus RTU, EI Bisynch, SPI, Profibus DP and other custom protocols. The Series 2000 can also be used in OPC applications which simplifies your integration with many industrial software packages or SCADA systems. The Eurotherm Series 2000 family of products permits you to pick the best product for your application.

Last Updated Thursday, May 18, 2006