Published configuration highlights
- Model and functionWKS-23 / Digital Temperature Transmitter with LCD
- Key point 1-50 to 400°C
- Key point 2Local display
- Key point 3RS-485 option
WKS-23
Digital Temperature Transmitter with LCD
A locally indicating temperature transmitter for heating, cooling, liquid, oil, and gas service from -50 to 400°C. It uses a 12-36 VDC supply, supports G1/2 or M20×1.5 process threads, and is available with 4-20 mA, voltage, switch, or RS-485 output.
Configuration note
Confirm the measuring range, medium, wetted materials, process connection, output, and power supply before ordering.
Technical selection overview
Use the published values below as a starting point, then confirm the complete measuring point before ordering. Final range, materials, connection, output, supply, and environmental limits depend on the selected configuration.
Integration and commissioning
Install the sensing probe at the required immersion depth and connect the configured transmitter output to the PLC, controller, or indicator. Confirm the sensing element, temperature range, probe diameter, insertion length, and process connection.
Check sensor wiring, transmitter range, engineering units, loop direction, and the installed reading against a suitable reference at the operating condition.
Element and range
Select the sensing element and calibrated range for the required accuracy, operating temperature, and control-system input.
Mechanical fit
Confirm probe diameter, insertion length, connection, thermowell, pressure exposure, vibration, and access for removal.
Response and installation
Place the sensing tip in representative flow and account for immersion error, thermal lag, stem conduction, and nearby heat sources.
APPLICATION FIT
Where this product family is commonly evaluated
- Heating and cooling circuits
- Process liquid and gas lines
- Industrial machinery
- Utility and energy systems
Suitability is configuration-dependent. Review media compatibility, operating limits, installation conditions, required approvals, and the receiving control system before final selection.
