Pro-Range GTS210 Dynamic Torque Sensor 100 Nm 15000 RPM ±0.2% F.S Output 4-20mA

The GTS210 provides a standard industrial 4-20mA analog output signal. This current loop is proportional to the measured torque within its configured range (e.g., 4mA = 0 Nm, 20mA = 100 Nm). You can connect it directly to any PLC analog input module, data acquisition (DAQ) system, or 4-20mA receiver designed for a 250-ohm load to convert the signal to a 1-5V voltage for measurement.

The sensor operates from a 12-24V DC power supply. Typically, a 2-wire 4-20mA loop is used: the positive supply (12-24VDC+) connects to the sensor's power input, and the sensor's output terminal is connected in series with the positive input of your measurement device (PLC, display) before returning to the power supply ground. Always refer to the specific wiring diagram for your model variant.

Yes, the GTS210 is capable of bidirectional torque measurement. It can accurately measure both forward (clockwise) and reverse (counter-clockwise) torque values. The 4-20mA output is typically scaled such that 12mA represents zero torque, with 4-12mA indicating reverse torque and 12-20mA indicating forward torque, providing a clear directional signal.

The sensor is specifically designed for dynamic torque measurement at high speeds, with a maximum rated rotational speed of 15,000 RPM. Its non-contact optical measurement principle ensures accuracy is maintained across the entire speed range without introducing frictional losses or wear that would affect the reading, making it suitable for motor, turbine, and high-speed spindle testing.