TXA15101E

151MHz Analog Transmitter. TXA15101E

The TXA15101E is a robust analog transmitter operating on the 151MHz frequency band, designed for efficient and reliable wireless communication. It transmits 4-20mA analog signals, which are accurately recreated at the RXA15101E receiver’s analog output. Additionally, the TXA15101E can simultaneously transmit a normally open digital contact alongside the analog signal. This capability eliminates the need for expensive wiring and offers the flexibility of wireless data collection, making it an ideal solution for various industrial applications.
The 4-20mA signal is compatible with a wide range of sensors and input types, including temperature, pressure, humidity, and flow, ensuring that the TXA15101E transmitter can integrate seamlessly into diverse industrial processes and control systems. It is engineered for dependable performance in challenging environments, with a robust build quality that withstands interference from electrical noise, temperature fluctuations, and harsh operating conditions.

Operating on the 151MHz frequency band, the TXA15101E transmitter excels in industrial environments, especially those with steel construction or other metal structures. Unlike higher frequencies such as 433MHz or 915MHz, which tend to reflect off metal surfaces and create challenges in wireless data collection, the 151MHz frequency offers superior penetration, making it more effective in congested industrial settings.

When used with our ANT151M antenna an operating range of 5,000 metres is possible. Whether in temperature monitoring, pressure control, or other critical processes, the TXA15101E provides a reliable solution for transmitting both analog and digital signals across demanding environments.

Technical Specifications

Frequency
151MHz

Application
Industrial or Commercial use

Usable Receivers
RXA15101E

Supply
12 Volts DC

Coding
12-way dipswitch

Operating distance
Up to 5000 metres

Dimension
140 x 60 x 34 mm

Channel Options 
1 Analog, 1 Digital

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