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Rosemount 214C RTD Temperature Sensor

Description

Overview

Rosemount 214C is an industry-standard RTD temperature sensor built for direct-mount installation on process piping and vessels across general industrial, food and beverage, and mining and minerals applications. Available in single or dual Pt-100 element configurations, in thin-film or wire-wound construction, the Rosemount 214C covers a wide measuring span from −196°C to 600°C and can be ordered with Class A accuracy and Callendar-Van Dusen constants for precise transmitter-sensor matching. Its rugged design and broad configuration options make it a dependable, field-proven RTD sensor for facilities across Oman that need vibration-tolerant, high-accuracy temperature measurement on demanding process lines.

Working closely with plant engineers in the region, Seven Star LLC proudly supplies the Rosemount 214C RTD temperature sensor to industrial buyers across the Sultanate of Oman and the wider GCC. Every unit we supply is a Rosemount product supported by manufacturer documentation and local technical support, giving process engineers in Muscat, Sohar, and Salalah a documented source of instrumentation.

Measurement Principle

The Rosemount 214C measures temperature using the resistance thermometry principle standardized in IEC 60751: a Pt-100 platinum element changes electrical resistance in a precise, repeatable relationship as its temperature rises or falls. As the sensor tip absorbs heat from the process medium, the platinum element’s resistance increases correspondingly, and a connected transmitter converts that resistance into an accurate, linearized temperature reading. Because the 214C is available with documented Callendar-Van Dusen constants for each individual sensor, it can be matched to a compatible smart transmitter for tighter overall loop accuracy than a generic RTD-and-transmitter pairing would achieve.

The dual-element configuration option provides a valuable operational safeguard: two independent Pt-100 elements housed in a single sensor assembly allow continuous cross-checking of the temperature reading, or a live backup measurement point if one element degrades, without requiring a second physical sensor installation. Because the sensing elements are solid-state with no moving parts, the 214C introduces no mechanical wear, no pressure drop into the process when correctly thermowell-mounted, and no contamination risk to the measured medium during normal operation or maintenance.

Engineering Design of the Rosemount 214C

Physically, the Rosemount 214C is built as a compact, direct-mount sensor with a spring-loaded internal element and a variety of enclosure and connection-head options to suit different mounting and wiring requirements, from a simple lead-wire termination to a full connection-head assembly. Spring-loaded or compact spring-loaded mounting styles maintain constant contact pressure between the sensing tip and the base of the thermowell, minimizing response-time lag while allowing the sensor to be withdrawn and replaced without disturbing the thermowell itself.

Wire-wound element construction extends the 214C’s usable range to the higher end of its rated span for demanding high-temperature applications, while thin-film elements offer excellent vibration resistance for installations on rotating or reciprocating equipment. The sensor terminates in a two-, three-, or four-wire configuration matched to the connected transmitter or control system input, and its compatibility with a broad range of Rosemount thermowells and connection heads simplifies specification for engineers standardizing on a single RTD platform across a facility.

Key Features

The Rosemount 214C RTD temperature sensor delivers the accuracy, configurability, and durability that process engineers expect from an industry-standard sensing platform.

  • Single or dual Pt-100 element configurations provide either simple point measurement or continuous cross-checked redundancy in one sensor body.
  • A wide −196°C to 600°C measuring span covers cryogenic through high-temperature industrial applications with a single sensor family.
  • Optional Class A accuracy with documented Callendar-Van Dusen constants enables precise transmitter-sensor matching for tighter loop accuracy.
  • Spring-loaded and compact spring-loaded mounting styles allow sensor replacement without disturbing the installed thermowell.
  • Thin-film and wire-wound element options let specifiers choose between high vibration resistance and extended high-temperature range.
  • Broad compatibility with Rosemount thermowells and connection heads simplifies standardization across a facility’s instrumentation inventory.
  • Two-, three-, or four-wire terminations match directly to a wide range of transmitters and control-system analog inputs.
  • Field-proven, industry-standard design reduces specification risk on both new-build and retrofit RTD installations.

Industrial Applications

The Rosemount 214C is deployed extensively across general process manufacturing, food and beverage production, and mining and minerals processing, wherever a dependable, direct-mount RTD sensor with configurable accuracy is required. Its wide measuring span and Class A accuracy option make it a strong fit for district cooling plants, RO desalination systems, and commercial HVAC chiller loops across Muscat, where precise temperature feedback directly affects energy efficiency, while its dual-element option is valued in pharmaceutical and food-processing facilities across Oman’s industrial zones where redundant temperature verification supports quality and safety compliance. Vibration-tolerant thin-film variants also see wide use on rotating equipment in oil and gas and heavy-manufacturing settings throughout the region.

With fast quotation turnaround and technical support, Seven Star LLC supplies the 214C RTD temperature sensor to project contractors, EPC firms, and plant operators throughout Oman, the wider GCC, and specifically within the Sohar and Salalah economic zones, where petrochemical, metals, and logistics facilities depend on Rosemount instrumentation and responsive technical support. Hospitality developments and hospital complexes across Muscat also rely on 214C-class RTDs within their building-management and process-utility systems, where documented accuracy directly supports comfort control and energy management.

Technical Specifications

The table below summarizes the core specifications of the Rosemount 214C RTD temperature sensor as supplied by Seven Star LLC.

Parameter Specification
Model Rosemount 214C
Sensor Type Pt-100 RTD, single or dual element, thin-film or wire-wound
Measuring Range −196°C to 600°C (−321°F to 1112°F)
Accuracy Optional Class A, with Callendar-Van Dusen sensor matching
Mounting Style Spring-loaded or compact spring-loaded
Wiring Configuration 2-, 3-, or 4-wire
Element Construction Thin-film (vibration-resistant) or wire-wound (extended range)
Thermowell Compatibility Broad range of Rosemount thermowells and connection heads
Typical Applications General process, food & beverage, mining & minerals

Request a Quote for Rosemount 214C RTD Temperature Sensor

Seven Star LLC invites engineers, procurement teams, and EPC contractors across Oman and the GCC to submit a formal RFQ for the Rosemount 214C RTD temperature sensor. With engineering support in Muscat, we supply on request with lead time confirmed at quotation, provide full technical datasheets on request, and connect customers directly with our instrumentation division for application engineering support, including thermowell selection and sensor-transmitter matching. Contact Seven Star LLC today to discuss your project requirements and receive a competitive, locally supported quotation.

Browse the full Rosemount range or see more Temperature Instrumentation products supplied by Seven Star LLC in Oman and the GCC.

Datasheets & Documents
  • PDF Instruction Manual Rosemount 214C RTD Temperature Sensor Manual Download
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About brand

Rosemount is Emerson's brand for pressure, temperature, level and flow measurement, best known for the 3051 pressure transmitter. Frank Werner, Robert Keppel and Vernon Heath founded it in Minnesota in 1956 as Rosemount Engineering Company, first making temperature sensors for aerospace. It moved into the process industries, took the name Rosemount Inc. in 1966, and has been part of Emerson since 1976.
Seven Star LLC is an independent supplier in Muscat. We list Rosemount transmitters, level instruments, flowmeters and analytical sensors, and supply them and their spares to oil and gas, power, water and process plants in Oman and the GCC by model code.
Rosemount company profile

Established1956, Minnesota, USA, as Rosemount Engineering Company
FoundersFrank D. Werner, Robert E. Keppel and Vernon H. Heath
OwnershipAcquired by Emerson in 1976; now an Emerson brand
Product familiesPressure, DP flow and level transmitters, temperature sensors and transmitters, radar and guided wave radar level, vibrating fork switches, tank gauging, magnetic, vortex and ultrasonic flowmeters, liquid analysis sensors and wireless instruments

Milestones

1956: Robert Keppel, Vernon Heath and Frank Werner incorporate Rosemount Engineering Company in Minnesota; early work is aerospace sensors.
1969: The Rosemount 1151 analog pressure transmitter is introduced.
1976: Emerson acquires Rosemount.
1989: The Rosemount 3051 pressure transmitter, built on digital technology, is launched.
2001: The 3051S generation follows.

Rosemount products we list

FamilyModelsTypical use

Pressure transmitters3051, 3051C coplanar, 3051T in-line, 3051S, 3051S series, 3051SMV multivariable, 2051, 2088, 1199 diaphragm sealsPressure, differential pressure and remote seal measurement
DP flow and DP level3051CF flowmeter, 3051L, 3051SALFlow through primary elements, and level in pressurised vessels
Temperature644, 248, 3144P, 848T, 648 wireless, 214C RTD sensor, 2240S multi-inputProcess temperature, high-density multipoint and tank temperature
Radar and level5408, 5400, 5300 GWR, 3300 GWR, 3308A wireless, 5900S, 5900C tank gaugesLevel in tanks, separators and custody transfer tank gauging
Level switches2120, 2140, 2160 wireless, 702 discrete transmitterHigh and low level alarms, overfill protection and pump protection
Flowmeters8700 magnetic, 8800D vortex, SeniorSonic 3414, 3415/3416, 3417, JuniorSonic 3411/3412, 3814 liquidWater, steam and gas flow, and fiscal gas and liquid metering
Liquid analysis396P TUpH, 396PVP, 499ACL chlorine sensorpH, ORP and free chlorine in water and process streams

Many Rosemount transmitters share one platform, so the model code tells you what you have. On a 3051, the letter after the number sets the type: C for coplanar (differential or gauge), T for in-line, L for liquid level and CF for a complete flowmeter. The next characters set the measurement type, the range code, the output (4-20 mA HART, FOUNDATION Fieldbus or WirelessHART) and the wetted materials. A transmitter with the wrong range code may work, but with poor accuracy at the point that matters.
Where Rosemount instruments are used
In Oman and the GCC, Rosemount instruments are used across upstream oil and gas, gas plants and LNG, refineries, tank farms and terminals, power and desalination stations, and water networks. Ultrasonic gas meters and tank gauges are used for fiscal and custody transfer measurement.
Ordering Rosemount instruments: what we need
Send the full model code from the nameplate (for example 3051CD2A22A1AM5B4) and the tag if it is a replacement. For a new instrument, send the measuring range, process connection, wetted materials, output protocol and hazardous area approval.
Facts checked against Emerson's Rosemount history and published company histories, October 2026.
Browse Rosemount products by category: Pressure Instrumentation, Temperature Instrumentation, Level Transmitter, Liquid Analysis Sensors, Flowmeters.

FAQ

Questions about the Rosemount 214C RTD Temperature Sensor

Answers from our engineering team on installation, compatibility and integration.

01What is the difference between the single and dual element Rosemount 214C?
The single-element 214C provides one Pt-100 measurement point, while the dual-element version houses two independent Pt-100 elements in one sensor body, allowing cross-checked redundancy or a live backup measurement without a second physical installation.
02Does replacing a Rosemount 214C require removing the thermowell?
No. The spring-loaded mounting style maintains contact pressure between the sensing tip and the thermowell, so the sensor element can be withdrawn and replaced without removing the thermowell from the process.
03What measuring range does the Rosemount 214C cover?
The Rosemount 214C covers -196 degrees C to 600 degrees C, with wire-wound element variants suited to the higher end of that range and thin-film variants offering superior vibration resistance.
04Can the 214C be matched to a specific transmitter for higher accuracy?
Yes. The 214C can be ordered with documented Callendar-Van Dusen constants for the individual sensor, allowing it to be matched to a compatible smart transmitter for tighter overall loop accuracy than a generic pairing.
05Is Seven Star LLC an experienced supply partner for Rosemount products?
Yes. Seven Star LLC is an experienced supplier of Rosemount in Oman and the GCC, supplying instruments on request with local technical support.