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Ruskin is pleased to announce the launch of their newest addition to the airflow measuring product portfolio! Model TDFi-RT is designed to measure airflow & temperature at fan inlet applications using thermal dispersion technology.

The TDFi-RT is built upon the successful and proven platform of the TDP05K and utilizes a cantilevered sensing design with daisy chain wiring to collect airflow and temperatures readings from up to 32 sensors on 16 fans!

Achieving specified accuracy

Features of TDFi-RT are as follows:

  • Sensor Accuracy of ±3% for velocities from 0 – 10,000FPM.
  • One or two sensor assemblies per fan; cantilever mounted to face of the fan inlet.
  • Ideal for monitoring airflows of individual fans, fan arrays, and fans in differing systems (e.g., SA, RA, OA)
  • One HOST (system interface) supports up to 16 fans (same or differing fans size/type)
  • Built-in 1, 2, or 3 point field calibration using actual airflows. Field calibration after installation is required to achieve specified accuracy.
  • The Ruskin model TDFi-RT is BTL Listed through BACnet International and, as such, is eligible to display the BTL Mark.
  • BACnet MS/TP standard with two (2) analog outputs per HOST.
  • Sensor housing assembly certified to IP-54 rating criteria.
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