XMTG-7411K 1300C

Description

What it is

The XMTG-7411K 1300C is an electronic thermometer for measuring temperatures up to 1300°C.

Features

• Measurement range: up to 1300°C
• SKU: ARD009452
• Price: 27.15 €

What it is for

The XMTG-7411K 1300C is useful for monitoring temperatures in domestic or industrial environments. It can be used in laboratories and industrial applications. Check the datasheet for compatibility with Arduino/ESP.

Tutorial: How to use XMTG-7411K 1300C

The electronic thermometer XMTG-7411K 1300C is ideal for monitoring temperatures in domestic or industrial environments. It is perfect for both beginners and experts.

What you need

• Arduino Uno
• USB type B cable
• power supply

Steps

1. Connect the XMTG-7411K module to the Arduino Uno’s analog pin A0 using a jumper wire.
2. Power the Arduino with a compatible power supply, checking the required input voltage on the module’s datasheet.
3. Install the necessary drivers for Arduino-PC connection if they are not already installed.
4. Upload the sketch to the Arduino using Arduino IDE.
5. Check that the thermometer output is correct by monitoring the Arduino serial console.
6. If necessary, adjust the offset and sensitivity values according to the datasheet specifications.

Example code

void setup() {
  Serial.begin(9600);
}

void loop() {
  int rawValue = analogRead(A0);
  float voltage = rawValue * (5.0 / 1023.0);
  float temperatureCelsius = voltage / verifica sul datasheet;
  Serial.print("Temperatura: ");
  Serial.println(temperatureCelsius);
  delay(1000);
}

Mini project

Create a thermal alarm system that sends an email notification when the temperature exceeds a predefined value. Use the XMTG-7411K module to measure and monitor.

Common mistakes

• Do not check the correct power supply of the module before use.
• Omit the calibration of offset and sensitivity values.
• Use the wrong pin to connect the thermometer to the Arduino.
• Forget to install the necessary drivers for Arduino.

Recommended accessories

• USB Type B cable
• Power supply compatible with Arduino Uno
• Jumper connector kit
• ESP8266 WiFi module

Frequently asked questions

Which Arduino pins should I use?
Use the analog pin A0 to read the values from the thermometer.

How can I calibrate the module?
Follow the instructions in the product datasheet for the correct calibration of the offset and sensitivity values.