Temperature Transmitter symbol
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Temperature transmitter usually looks like a converter, so a square with a diagonal line through it. In the section of there square where your cables go you put "I" as in current and in the other section you put "T" as in temperature. This is the european standard atleast.
I think thermo couple is different than pt100.
PT100/PT1000 I draw as mr. nonuke, but thermo couple we draw like this:
http://epub1.rockwellautomation.com/images/web-proof-large/GL/41131.gif
kinda
PT100/PT1000 I draw as mr. nonuke, but thermo couple we draw like this:
http://epub1.rockwellautomation.com/images/web-proof-large/GL/41131.gif
kinda
nonuke
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The idea was to show the Transmitter, not the PT100. We also can have PT100 with 2,3, 4 wires. That was not the point.
PS: Most of the Transmitters are 2 wires (Passive in the loop).
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