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Carlo Gavazzi ESAVTD20V is a duct-mounted air velocity and temperature transmitter with a 0–20 m/s airflow range, 0–50 °C temperature measurement and 0–10 V analogue outputs for HVAC and building automation systems.
The Carlo Gavazzi ESAVTD20V is a professional duct-mounted air velocity and temperature transmitter designed for HVAC monitoring, building automation and environmental control applications. Part of the Carlo Gavazzi ESAVT environmental sensor series, it combines thermal air velocity measurement and temperature monitoring within a single compact transmitter.
The ESAVTD20V measures air velocity across a 0–20 m/s range while also monitoring temperatures from 0–50 °C. It provides 0–10 V analogue outputs, enabling both measured parameters to be integrated with compatible building management systems, HVAC controllers, PLCs and other automation equipment.
Designed specifically for air-duct mounting, the ESAVTD20V operates from an 8–35 V DC or 13–30 V AC supply. This model is supplied without an integral display or Modbus communication, making it a practical choice where straightforward analogue transmission of air velocity and temperature measurements is required.
Accurate air velocity monitoring helps HVAC and ventilation systems maintain controlled airflow, verify system performance and support efficient environmental management. The Carlo Gavazzi ESAVTD20V uses thermal measurement technology to monitor air movement while simultaneously measuring temperature, allowing two important HVAC parameters to be obtained from one duct-mounted device.
The 0–10 V analogue output configuration makes the ESAVTD20V particularly suitable for conventional building automation and HVAC controllers. Its duct-mounted probe provides direct measurement within the airflow, making the transmitter suitable for ventilation monitoring, clean rooms, environmental control and laminar-flow systems.
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| IP Rating | IP54 | |
|---|---|---|
| Connection | Cable | |
| Manufacturer | Carlo Gavazzi | |
| Series | ESAVT | |
| Model | ESAVTD20V | |
| Product type | Air velocity and temperature transmitter | |
| Measurement principle | Thermal air velocity measurement | |
| Mounting | Air duct | |
| Air velocity measuring range | 0–20 m/s | |
| Temperature measuring range | 0–50 °C | |
| Analogue output | 0–10 V | |
| Power supply | 8–35 V DC or 13–30 V AC | |
| Display | No | |
| Communication | No Modbus communication | |
| Housing material | PC fire-retardant plastic | |
| Protection rating | IP54 | |
| Operating temperature | 0–50 °C | |
| Housing width | 80 mm | |
| Overall height | 261 mm | |
| Weight | approx. 147 g | |
| Electrical connection | Screw terminals with cable gland |
The ESAVTD20V is designed to measure air velocity and temperature within air ducts, making it suitable for HVAC, ventilation, building automation and environmental control systems.
The Carlo Gavazzi ESAVTD20V provides an air velocity measuring range of 0–20 m/s.
The transmitter uses 0–10 V analogue outputs for integration with compatible HVAC controllers, PLCs and building management systems.
No. The ESAVTD20V is the non-display, non-Modbus version of the duct-mounted ESAVT transmitter and is intended for applications using its analogue voltage outputs.
The ESAVTD20V can operate from an 8–35 V DC or 13–30 V AC supply, providing flexibility for integration into HVAC and building automation installations.
Carlo Gavazzi ESAVT environmental transmitters provide HVAC specialists, building automation engineers and system integrators with practical solutions for monitoring air velocity and temperature in ventilation, environmental control and industrial airflow applications.
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