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MTT MS3901 chassis-mount thermocouple signal conditioner

MTT MS3901 Thermocouple Signal Conditioner (Chassis Mount, Isolated)

SKU: MS3901

A compact chassis-mounting thermocouple transmitter with dual isolated outputs, cold junction compensation, and built-in linearization.

Category: Signal Conditioners, Signal Isolators

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Product details

The MTT MS3901 Thermocouple Signal Conditioner is a compact, chassis-mounting transmitter that converts a thermocouple’s millivolt-level signal into a standard isolated DC output, with cold junction compensation, built-in linearization, and selectable burnout protection handled on board. Unlike MTT’s slim plug-in DIN rail modules, the MS3901 is designed to mount directly onto its RC3900 mounting base for high-density installations where many channels need to be packed into a compact chassis.

The transmitter accepts the full range of JIS-standard thermocouple types and can be specified for the exact temperature span the application requires, with a built-in six-segment linearizer correcting for the sensor’s non-linear characteristic. Two independently configurable outputs are available in various current and voltage combinations, front-accessible trimmers allow zero and span adjustment, and dual-output isolation keeps each channel electrically independent. Anti-humidity PCB coating and self-popup wiring screws on the chassis base make the MS3901 straightforward to install and maintain in dense panel layouts.

Thermocouple TypesJIS standard: K, E, J, T, B, R, S, N, or custom
Signal SpanUser-specified temperature range (minimum 3mV equivalent)
Input Resistance1MΩ min.
Allowable Lead Wire Resistance1kΩ max
Max Input Voltage30V DC continuous
Cold Junction Compensation Error±0.3°C max
LinearizerBuilt-in, up to 6 segments
Output OptionsDual outputs, combinations of 1-5V DC, 0-5V DC, 0-10V DC, ±5V DC, ±10V DC, or 4-20mA DC
Output Load2mA max (voltage); 300Ω max (current)
AdjustmentApprox. ±2% of span, zero and span, via front trimmers
Burnout ProtectionSelectable upward or downward
Accuracy±(0.1% F.S. + 0.3°C + linearization error) at 25°C±5°C; ±0.2% of span per 10°C temperature effect
Response Time160ms max (0-90%); adjustable response frequency up to 200Hz and time down to 2ms via options
CMRR100dB min. (500V AC, 50/60Hz)
Isolation100MΩ min. insulation resistance across all ports; 1500V AC dielectric strength (1 min) input-to-others, 500V AC (1 min) output-to-output
Power Supply24V DC ±10%, 50mA max; 300mA fuse standard
DimensionsW19.5 x H53 x D84mm
WeightApprox. 70g
MountingChassis mount on RC3900-series mounting base
Operating Conditions0-55°C, 90% RH max non-condensing
Storage Temperature-10 to 60°C
Additional FeaturesAnti-humidity PCB coating; self pop-up wiring screws on chassis base

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the MTT MS3901 used for?
It converts a thermocouple’s millivolt-level signal into a standard isolated DC output, with cold junction compensation, built-in linearization, and selectable burnout protection handled on board. It is a chassis-mount module, designed to sit on an RC3900 mounting base rather than a DIN-rail slim plug-in housing.

Which thermocouple types are supported?
JIS-standard K, E, J, T, B, R, S, N, or a custom type, over a user-specified temperature span (minimum 3mV equivalent). Tell us your thermocouple type and temperature range and we can confirm the configuration.

How does the linearizer work?
A built-in linearizer, up to 6 segments, corrects for the thermocouple’s non-linear millivolt-to-temperature characteristic, so the output tracks actual temperature accurately across the specified span rather than relying on simple straight-line scaling.

Why chassis-mount instead of a DIN-rail module?
The MS3901 mounts directly onto an RC3900 mounting chassis, which is the right choice when many measurement channels need to be packed into a compact panel space, rather than installing individual DIN-rail housings for each channel.

How do I know if the MS3901 is right for my application?
If you’re measuring with a thermocouple and need a high-density, chassis-mounted transmitter for a multi-channel panel, the MS3901 on an RC3900 base covers that. Send us your thermocouple type, temperature range, and output signal requirement and we’ll confirm before you order.

Download MTT MS3901 Thermocouple Signal Conditioner (Chassis Mount, Isolated) information here

Datasheet: MTT_MS3901_Datasheet

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