Pro-Range GTS210 Dynamic Torque Sensor 200Nm 15000RPM ±0.2% F.S - 4-20mA Output

The GTS210 provides a standard 4-20mA analog current output. To interface it, connect the output wires to a PLC's analog input module, a data acquisition system's current input, or a signal conditioner. The 4mA signal corresponds to zero torque (or negative full scale, depending on configuration), and 20mA corresponds to the positive 200Nm full-scale torque. Ensure your receiving device is configured for a 4-20mA current loop input.

The sensor requires a 24 VDC power supply. The supply current is less than 100mA. It is critical to use a stable, regulated 24VDC power source to ensure accurate sensor performance and proper operation of the internal signal conditioning circuitry that generates the 4-20mA output.

Yes, the GTS210 is a dynamic torque sensor capable of measuring torque in both forward and reverse directions. The 4-20mA output is typically scaled such that 4mA represents the negative full-scale torque (e.g., -200Nm), 12mA represents zero torque, and 20mA represents the positive full-scale torque (+200Nm). Always consult the specific calibration sheet or manual for your unit's exact scaling.

The maximum continuous operational speed is 15,000 RPM. For installation, ensure the sensor is properly aligned between the driving and driven components using flexible couplings to minimize radial and axial loads on the sensor shaft. Misalignment can induce measurement errors and reduce bearing life. The integrated 5-meter cable should be securely routed away from moving parts and sources of electrical noise.