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Siemens SITRANS TR200 Temperature Transmitter

Description

Overview

Siemens TR200 — the SITRANS TR200 — is a compact, DIN rail mounted temperature transmitter designed to convert RTD, thermocouple, resistance, and millivolt sensor signals into a standardized 4–20 mA output for control-panel installation. Built for reliable operation across the full ambient temperature range with potted electronics and NAMUR NE43-compliant sensor-failure alarming, the SITRANS TR200 gives panel builders and process engineers a compact, field-configurable signal-conditioning solution for Pt100 RTD inputs without the space and cost of a head-mounted transmitter. Its galvanic isolation and difference/average measurement functions make it a versatile choice for control cabinets throughout Oman’s process and utility industries.

Backed by manufacturer datasheet documentation, Seven Star LLC proudly supplies the Siemens TR200 temperature transmitter to industrial buyers across the Sultanate of Oman and the wider GCC. Seven Star LLC supplies the Siemens SITRANS TR200 on request with the manufacturer datasheet and technical support, serving panel builders and system integrators in Muscat, Sohar, and Salalah.

Measurement Principle

When wired to a Pt100 RTD, the SITRANS TR200 reads the platinum element’s resistance, which varies in a precise, repeatable relationship with temperature per IEC 60751, and linearizes that reading into a standard 4–20 mA current-loop signal that any downstream PLC or DCS analog input card can accept directly. Single or dual-point trim calibration, along with support for custom characteristic curves, allows the transmitter to be matched precisely to the connected RTD, reducing systematic error across the full measuring span. Because the RTD sensing element itself is solid-state with no moving parts, the overall signal chain introduces no mechanical wear and remains stable over long operating periods once correctly configured and trimmed.

The TR200 continuously supervises the health of the RTD input, and if a sensor open-circuit or short-circuit fault occurs, it drives the 4–20 mA output to a defined NAMUR NE43 alarm state so the connected control system can immediately distinguish a genuine process reading from a failed-sensor condition. This built-in diagnostic capability reduces the risk of a silent sensor failure going unnoticed on a critical monitoring loop, which is particularly valuable on unattended utility and process-monitoring panels operating continuously across regional industrial sites.

Engineering Design of the Siemens TR200

The SITRANS TR200 is housed in a compact, potted-electronics enclosure designed for standard 35 mm DIN rail mounting inside a control cabinet, with removable screw terminals for the RTD, thermocouple, or resistance input on one side and the 4–20 mA power/signal loop on the other. The potted construction protects the internal electronics from vibration, dust, and humidity inside control panels located in harsh industrial environments, while explosion-protected European variants extend its use into classified hazardous-area control rooms.

Configuration of range, sensor type, and alarm behavior is carried out via DIP switches and trim potentiometers on early variants, or through SIMATIC PDM software over HART communication on HART-enabled versions, giving specifiers the flexibility to reconfigure the transmitter in the field as process requirements change without swapping hardware. Galvanic isolation between the input and output circuits protects downstream control equipment from ground-loop and transient electrical interference, an important consideration in large industrial installations with long cable runs across multiple buildings or process areas.

Key Features

The Siemens TR200 temperature transmitter delivers compact, panel-mounted RTD signal conditioning built for reliable long-term control-cabinet service.

  • The Siemens TR200 accepts RTD, thermocouple, resistance, and millivolt sensor inputs, giving panel builders a single transmitter platform for multiple sensor types.
  • Converts Pt100 RTD signals into a standardized, linearized 4–20 mA output compatible with any standard analog PLC or DCS input.
  • NAMUR NE43-compliant sensor-failure alarming drives the output to a defined fault state on an open or short-circuit RTD condition.
  • Single or dual-point trim calibration and custom characteristic curves allow precise matching to the connected RTD sensor.
  • Galvanic isolation between input and output circuits protects downstream control equipment from ground loops and electrical transients.
  • The Siemens TR200 compact 35 mm DIN rail mounting saves control-cabinet space compared with head-mounted transmitter alternatives.
  • Potted electronics construction resists vibration, dust, and humidity inside industrial control panels.
  • Explosion-protected European variants extend suitability into classified hazardous-area control rooms.

Industrial Applications

The Siemens TR200 is widely specified in control-panel and switchgear-room installations across petrochemical, power generation, and general process industries throughout the region, wherever an RTD signal needs to be converted to a standard 4–20 mA loop before reaching a PLC or DCS analog input. District cooling plants and commercial HVAC control panels across Muscat rely on the TR200 to condition chilled-water RTD signals for building-management systems, while RO desalination plants and water treatment facilities use it to standardize temperature readings across multiple process skids feeding a central control room. The Siemens TR200 is also common in manufacturing and light-industrial facilities in Oman’s growing industrial zones also specify the TR200 for its compact DIN rail footprint, which simplifies retrofitting signal conditioning into existing, space-constrained control cabinets.

Working closely with plant engineers in the region, Seven Star LLC supplies the Siemens TR200 temperature transmitter to panel builders, system integrators, 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 Siemens instrumentation and responsive technical support. Hospitality developments and hospital complexes across Muscat also incorporate TR200-class transmitters into their building-management control panels, where reliable RTD signal conditioning directly supports energy efficiency and occupant comfort control.

Technical Specifications

The table below summarizes the core specifications of the Siemens TR200 temperature transmitter as supplied by Seven Star LLC. Every Siemens TR200 unit is factory-tested before dispatch.

Parameter Specification
Model Siemens SITRANS TR200
Input Types RTD (Pt100 and others), thermocouple, resistance, millivolt
Output Signal 4–20 mA (HART on select variants)
Mounting 35 mm DIN rail, control cabinet installation
Calibration Single/dual-point trim, custom characteristic curves
Diagnostics NAMUR NE43 sensor-failure alarm
Isolation Galvanic isolation, input to output
Construction Potted electronics; explosion-protected variants available
Compliance DIN EN 61326, NE21 EMC compliance
Typical Applications Control panels, HVAC, desalination, petrochemical, general process

Request a Quote for Siemens SITRANS TR200 Temperature Transmitter

Seven Star LLC invites panel builders, system integrators, and plant engineers across Oman and the GCC to request a formal quotation for the Siemens TR200 temperature transmitter. With fast quotation turnaround and technical support, we supply on request with lead time confirmed at quotation, provide the full technical datasheet on request, and can connect you directly with our instrumentation division for configuration advice on sensor type, calibration, and hazardous-area approvals.

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Datasheets & Documents
  • PDF Instruction Manual Siemens SITRANS TR200 Temperature Transmitter Manual Download
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About brand

Siemens is the German technology group whose industrial products include SIMATIC controllers and HMIs, SINAMICS drives, SIRIUS and SENTRON switching and protection devices, SIPROTEC protection relays, SITRANS process instruments, SCALANCE networks and process analysers. It was founded in Berlin on 12 October 1847 by Werner von Siemens and the precision mechanic Johann Georg Halske as Telegraphen-Bauanstalt von Siemens & Halske, to build Siemens's newly designed pointer telegraph. Siemens AG is headquartered in Munich and listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange; its energy business was spun off as Siemens Energy in 2020.

Siemens company profile

Founded 12 October 1847, Berlin, Germany, as Telegraphen-Bauanstalt von Siemens & Halske, with 10 employees
Founders Werner von Siemens (1816–1892) and Johann Georg Halske (1814–1890)
First product The pointer telegraph designed by Werner von Siemens
Headquarters Munich, Germany (Siemens AG)
Ownership Public company listed in Frankfurt; Siemens Energy (2020) and Siemens Healthineers are separately listed companies
Businesses acquired that appear in our range Moore Products (bought in 2000; APACS and QUADLOG control systems), Applied Automation (Maxum process gas chromatographs); small industrial gas turbines such as the SGT-300 came with Alstom's industrial turbine business in 2003
Product families SIMATIC S7 PLCs, ET 200 distributed I/O and HMI panels, TIA Portal software, SINAMICS drives, SIMOTICS motors, SIRIUS and SENTRON low voltage devices, SIVACON switchboards, SIPROTEC relays, SITRANS instruments, SCALANCE network components, building technology valves and sensors

Milestones

  • 1847: Siemens & Halske starts work in Berlin with 10 employees.
  • 1848: The company wins the contract for Europe's first long-distance telegraph line, Berlin to Frankfurt am Main.
  • 1856: 330 employees, two-thirds of them working on telegraph networks in Russia.
  • 1866: Werner von Siemens describes the dynamo-electric principle, the basis of the electric generator.
  • 1958 onwards: The SIMATIC name is used for Siemens industrial automation; S7 PLCs follow in the 1990s and S7-1500 in 2012.
  • 2020: Siemens Energy is spun off and listed separately.

Choosing Siemens automation products

A Siemens order number (MLFB) identifies the exact product: 6ES7 is SIMATIC automation, 6AV is HMI, 6GK is industrial communication, 6SL is SINAMICS drives, 3R is SIRIUS control and 5SY is SENTRON miniature circuit breakers. For PLCs, S7-1200 is the compact controller for small machines, S7-1500 is the current mid-to-high range controller, and S7-300 and S7-400 are older platforms still running in many plants; S7-300 is being phased out, so spares and migration to S7-1500 are common requests. When replacing a CPU or module, the full order number including the version digits matters, because firmware and hardware versions affect compatibility with the existing project.

Where Siemens products are used

In Oman and the GCC, Siemens automation runs in oil and gas, power and desalination plants, water networks, cement and process industries. Maxum gas chromatographs analyse gas composition in gas plants and refineries, SIPROTEC relays protect substations, SGT-300 turbines drive generators and compressors, and Siemens building valves are used in HVAC systems.

Siemens products we list

Family Examples
SIMATIC controllers and I/O S7-1500, CPU 1515-2 PN, S7-1200, CPU 1214C, S7-300, S7-400H CPU 412-5H, ET 200SP, IM 153-2
HMI and networking KTP700 Basic, TP700 Comfort, TP1200 Comfort, SCALANCE XC208, SCALANCE WAM766, PROFIBUS OLM
Drives, motors and power distribution SINAMICS G120C, SINAMICS G120X, 1LA7 motor, SIVACON S8, SIPROTEC 7SJ85, 5SY4510-7 MCB
Process instruments SITRANS P320, MAG 5100W, SITRANS TH320, SITRANS TS500, SITRANS TR200
Maxum II analyser spares FID 302A detector, FPD II assembly, filament detector, Model 50 valve, SYSCON kit, air bath heater
APACS and QUADLOG spares QLCCM24AAN, QLSAMBAN, QLSDM024DCCBN, 39SAMCAN, 16137-151 M-BUS cable
Building technology VPI46 PICV, VPF44, QFM1660 sensor

Ordering Siemens products: what we need

Send the full order number from the label (for example 6ES7214-1AG40-0XB0) and, for PLC and HMI parts, the hardware and firmware version (FS and V numbers). For Maxum II and APACS spares, send the Siemens part number such as 2021651-002. For drives, add the motor power and supply voltage.

Facts checked against Siemens's published history timeline, October 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

What sensor types can the Siemens TR200 accept as input?
The Siemens TR200 accepts RTD (including Pt100), thermocouple, resistance, and millivolt sensor inputs, converting any of them into a standardized 4-20 mA output signal.
Does the TR200 require significant panel space or rewiring to install?
No. The TR200 mounts on a standard 35mm DIN rail and uses removable screw terminals, so it drops into an existing control cabinet quickly without extensive rewiring.
How does the TR200 handle a failed RTD sensor?
The TR200 continuously monitors the RTD circuit and, per the NAMUR NE43 standard, drives its 4-20 mA output to a defined alarm state on an open or short-circuit sensor fault, allowing the control system to distinguish a genuine reading from a sensor failure.
Can the TR200 be reconfigured in the field for a different RTD range?
Yes. The TR200 supports single or dual-point trim calibration and custom characteristic curves, and HART-enabled variants can be reconfigured via SIMATIC PDM software without swapping hardware.
Is Seven Star LLC an experienced supply partner for Siemens products?
Yes. Seven Star LLC is an experienced supplier of Siemens in Oman and the GCC, supplying genuine instruments with manufacturer documentation and local technical support.