Description
The National Instruments TB-9214 Temperature Input Module Terminal Block, part number 781511-01, is designed for compatibility with the NI-9214 C Series Temperature Input Module and supports a maximum voltage of 60 VDC. It features a 48-Pin Female DIN connector type and requires caution when tightening jackscrews to a maximum torque of 0.4 N·m (3.6 lb·in.).
For optimal performance, the use of small-gauge thermocouple wire is recommended to ensure accurate temperature readings and minimize thermal gradients. Calibration services are available, offering both NIST accredited calibrations and basic in-house calibration, with a suggested calibration period of either annually or every two years. An additional feature includes a foam pad that is provided to help restrict airflow around the terminals, further enhancing measurement accuracy by minimizing thermal gradients.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product Name | National Instruments TB-9214 Temperature Input Module Terminal Block |
| Part Number | 781511-01 |
| Compatible With | NI-9214 C Series Temperature Input Module |
| Maximum Voltage | 60 VDC |
| Connector Type | 48-Pin Female DIN |
| Maximum Torque for Jackscrews | 0.4 N·m (3.6 lb·in.) |
| Recommended Wire Gauge | Small-Gauge Thermocouple Wire |
| Calibration Availability | Yes, with options for NIST accredited calibrations or basic in-house calibration |
| Calibration Period | Annually or every two years (recommended) |
| Additional Features | Includes a foam pad for minimizing thermal gradients |
Question 1: What is the maximum torque specification for tightening the jackscrews on the National Instruments TB-9214 Temperature Input Module Terminal Block, and why is a foam pad included with the product?
Answer 1: The National Instruments TB-9214 Temperature Input Module Terminal Block uses a 48-Pin Female DIN connector and the maximum recommended torque for tightening its jackscrews is 0.4 N·m (3.6 lb·in.).
Question 2: What precautions should be taken when tightening the jackscrews on the National Instruments TB-9214 Temperature Input Module Terminal Block to avoid over-torquing?
Answer 2: When tightening the jackscrews on the National Instruments TB-9214 Temperature Input Module Terminal Block, it is important to apply a maximum torque of 0.4 N·m (3.6 lb·in.) to ensure proper torque and avoid damage, and caution should be exercised to not exceed this specification.
Question 3: What type of connector does the National Instruments TB-9214 Temperature Input Module Terminal Block use and what is the maximum recommended torque for tightening its jackscrews?
Answer 3: When tightening the jackscrews on the National Instruments TB-9214 Temperature Input Module Terminal Block, it is important to be cautious and not exceed a maximum torque of 0.4 N·m (3.6 lb·in.) to avoid over-torquing.
Question 4: What safety measures should be taken into account when tightening the jackscrews on the National Instruments TB-9214 Temperature Input Module Terminal Block to ensure proper torque and avoid damage?
Answer 4: The maximum torque specification for tightening the jackscrews on the National Instruments TB-9214 Temperature Input Module Terminal Block is 0.4 N·m (3.6 lb·in.), and a foam pad is included with the product to help restrict airflow around the terminals, thereby enhancing measurement accuracy by minimizing thermal gradients.
Question 5: What is the recommended calibration period for the National Instruments TB-9214 Terminal Block to maintain optimal performance?
Answer 5: The recommended calibration period for the National Instruments TB-9214 Terminal Block to maintain optimal performance is either annually or every two years.
