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Process indicators have a wide field of application thanks to their free scale, so all sensor types with a normalized signal can be connected to process indicators after being adjusted. Process indicators available at PCE Instruments have many different characteristics. N24S and N25S series process indicators are programmed through a PC. Process indicators can process a normalized signal of 4 … 20 mA and optionally have a power supply for the sensor of 24 V. Process indicators are a mass product due to its flexible use and affordable price. Other process indicators offer a voltage input. Additional alarm outputs and digital interfaces transform the PAX-P series process indicators into a universal devices which can be also used for complex processes. If you have any questions regarding our process indicators, please contact us: 
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n the industry to use the most common magnitudes in control systems in a very flexible way. By means of process indicators, these normalized signals can be viewed at any scale. A normalized signal scale is described as the relation between the measured signal and the normalized one. As an example, the current intensity corresponding to a specific temperature should be indicated in process indicators. If the characteristic curve is linear, a pair of values will be enough. High quality process indicators can store up to 21 pair of values (depending on the model). Process indicators normally offer alarm relays which are activated once limit values are exceeded. Process indicators analogue outputs can be used to record the measured magnitude by means of a data logger.
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