Rice Lake SCT-20 Signal Conditioning Transmitter

Rice Lake SCT-20 Signal Conditioning Transmitter

Click image to enlarge and zoom.

Dimensions

4.72 × 4.52 × 0.98 in (120 × 115 × 25 mm), catalog outside dimensions.

Construction

NEMA Type 1 plastic enclosure with pluggable connectors; vertical DIN-rail mounting inside an electrical panel.

Operating Temperature

−20 to 60 °C (−4 to 140 °F).

Connectivity

Analog, DeviceNet, PROFIBUS, EtherNet/IP, Ethernet TCP/IP or Modbus/TCP by exact configuration; RS-232 transmit-only or RS-485 half-duplex serial port.

Power Supply

12–24 VDC, ±10% per technical manual; external supply required.

Approvals & CertificationsNational Type Evaluation Program (NTEP)
  • National Type Evaluation Program (NTEP)14-083; Class III; nmax 5,000.

Delivered product may vary depending on model and options selected.

  • Connect load cells to an external controller through a compact DIN-rail weight transmitter.
  • Select analog, DeviceNet, PROFIBUS, EtherNet/IP, Ethernet TCP/IP or Modbus/TCP output by configuration.
  • Read weight and setup information on the six-digit LED display.
  • Use theoretical, live-weight or linearity calibration and push-button or preset tare.
  • Connect two digital inputs and three relay outputs; choose RS-232 transmit-only or RS-485 half-duplex serial communication.

Select a configuration

Price and part number are specific to the selected model.

Files & Downloads

Referenced media is copyright its respective owners. See individual materials for attribution. Media rights

SCT-20 Technical Manual, Rev. MPDF
Installation Service Available
Expert Tech Support
Product Overview

Rice Lake SCT-20 Signal Conditioning Transmitter

Compact DIN-rail weight transmitter with configuration-specific analog or fieldbus outputs, two digital inputs, three relay outputs and serial communication.

SCT-20 supplies load-cell excitation and sends weight data to external control systems. Six separately listed hardware configurations remain distinct. Optional power supplies are separately sourced; the manual document number is not a hardware Variant. Current dual-port hardware is distinguished from discontinued single-port EtherNet/IP in the source revision history.