
SERIES AVPT | PENCIL STYLE AIR VELOCITY TRANSMITTER
FEATURES/BENEFITS
• Sensing elements have been coated with an engineered conformal coating to ensure durability and longevity
• Varying lengths for easy installation
• Functionality at temperatures below freezing
DESCRIPTIONAPPLICATIONS
• VAV systems
• Building ducts
The Series AVPT Pencil Style Air Velocity Transmitter uses thermal
anemometer technology to provide high accuracy and stable air velocity
measurements in imperial and metric units. The Series AVPT can be
congured with either a voltage output or BACnet MS/TP communication
to provide universal inputs to a variety of monitoring equipment. Models
are available with xed cable lengths of 20 or 78 inches with ying leads
or a 5-pin M12 connector on a 24 inch cable. Probes are available in
lengths of 6 or 12 inches. A mounting ange included with the product
provides the ability to vary insertion depth.
Models are available in 3% or 5% accuracy to suit a variety of applications,
while the optional BACnet MS/TP communication protocol allows units to
be daisy-chained to provide access to all of the velocity and temperature
measurements.

Service Clean air.
Ranges 1000, 2000, 3000, or 4000 FPM (5, 10, 15, or 20 m/s); Model specic.
Accuracy Standard: ±(5% reading +40 FPM); High Accuracy: ±(3% reading +40 FPM); Model specic.
Power Requirements 24 VAC/VDC ±20%.
Current Consumption <50mA.
Outputs Analog: 0-10 V (0-5 V congurable).
BACnet MS/TP: Selectable at time of order.
Supported Baud Rate 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 76800, and 115200.
Voltage Output Load Resistance 10k Ω minimum (10 V output with AC supply); 1k Ω minimum all other conditions.
Electrical Connection Cable: Plenum rated cable with 22 AWG conductors; 5-Conductor Cable whip: 20˝ (0.5 m) or 78˝ (2 m); 5-pin
M-12: 24˝ (0.6 m); Model specic.
Response Time (90%) 4 s, typical.
Operational Temperature Limits -4 to 140°F (-20 to 60°C).
Storage Temperature Limits -40 to 140°F (-40 to 60°C).
Probe Length 6˝ or 12˝; Model specic.
Enclosure Rating NEMA 3.
Mounting Orientation Flow direction must be parallel to the sensor tip; See Installation section for details.
Weight 1.4 oz (40g); based on M12 connection with 12˝ probe length.
Agency Approvals CE, RCM, BTL, UL plenum rated (UL tested).

DIMENSIONS WIRING DIAGRAMSPECIFICATIONS
PWR (RED)
GND (BK)
VOUT (GRN)
CFG (WH)
10 [254]
6˝ probe length
16 [406]
12˝ probe length
POWER
POWER
PREVIOUS
DEVICE
D1 (+)
D0 (-)
COM
10 V output wiring
PWR (RED)
+
-
(RED)
GND (BK)
CFG (WH)
5 V output wiring
(BRN)
GND
(BK)
CFG
(WH)
(GRN)
VOUT (GRN)
DO (-)
+
-
VOLTAGE
RECEIEVER
VOLTAGE
RECEIVER
TO
DEVICE
D1 (+)
D0 (-)
COM
+ -
POWER
Local power supply
(RED)
PREVIOUS
DEVICE
D1 (+)
D0 (-)
PWR
COM
Common power supply
GND
(BK)
CFG
(WH)
(BRN)
DO (-)
(GRN)
TO
DEVICE
D1 (+)
D0 (-)
PWR
COM

HOW TO ORDER
Use the bold characters from the chart below to construct a product code.
SERIES
AVPT: Pencil style air velocity transmitter
ACCURACY
-S: Standard ±5% of reading +40 FPM
-H: Standard ±3% of reading +40 FPM
VELOCITY RANGE
01: 1000 FPM
02: 2000 FPM
03: 3000 FPM
04: 4000 FPM
05: 5 m/s
10: 10 m/s
15: 15 m/s
20: 20 m/s
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
C1: Cable whip 20˝ (0.5 m)
C2: Cable whip 78˝ (2 m)
M1: M12 24˝ (0.6 m)
ACCESSORIES
Model Description
SCD-PS
A-AVUL-MTG
A-AVUL-QFG
100 to 240 VAC/VDC to 24 VDC power supply
Replacement mounting ange
Quick x cable gland for outside the duct installation
AVPT -S 03 C1
06 -FCA 127
OPTIONS
-FC: Factory calibration certicate
-NIST: NIST traceable certicate
BACnet ADDRESS
127: 000-127 whole integer with
BACnet output
PROBE LENGTH
6: 6˝
12: 12˝
OUTPUT TYPE
A: Analog 0-5 V and 0-10 V
B: BACnet MS/TP
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