Product Overview

The Gefran 1200-RR00-02-0-1, ordering code F027195, is a 1/8 DIN microprocessor PID controller configured with two relay outputs and an additional input option. It is designed for single-loop temperature and process control in industrial machines requiring front-panel operation, dual-value display and configurable control and alarm functions.

Main Features

• Universal main input for supported thermocouple, RTD and linear signals.
• Additional input capability associated with the 02 configuration.
• Two relay outputs for control and configurable alarm functions.
• PID control with self-tuning and autotuning functions.
• Double four-digit LED display with programmable status indicators.
• IP65 front-panel protection when installed correctly.

Technical Specifications

Compatible System and Applications

This configuration may be used where an auxiliary signal is required in addition to the primary process input. The exact purpose of that input is application-dependent and must be checked against the machine wiring and F027195 documentation. Sensor type, scaling, output action and relay loads must be configured before operation.

Maintenance and Replacement Notes

Back up all control, alarm and input settings before removing the installed unit. Verify the auxiliary-input terminals carefully because they distinguish this version from simpler 1200 configurations. Isolate the supply and compare the complete terminal label before transferring wiring.

Related Models

1200-RR00-00-0-1, ordering code F023210, does not carry the same 02 input-option code. Other 1200 models may use logic, analog or mixed outputs, current-transformer inputs or serial communication. The 1300 family has a 1/4 DIN format, while 1250 belongs to a later platform. Related models are provided for family reference only and are not automatically interchangeable.

Inquiry and Supply Notes

Quote F027195 together with 1200-RR00-02-0-1 and provide the nameplate, input-signal requirements and terminal photographs. Only two qualifying exact-model new quotations were available, making USD 373/Unit a limited-sample upload reference rather than a confirmed market price.