Existing reviews of AC/DC Voltage Sensor 75mV to 500V, RMS 0-5V/0-10V/4-20mA/0-20mA Output
Some of our machines use 40V batteries. When the battery is low, a regular charger won't work, and we need to use a portable charger for jump-charging. I'm looking for a function that can be integrated into the PLC to display a message on the HMI when the battery is about to run out.
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Keske
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02/07/2026
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Okay, so you want to use a voltage sensor to monitor the battery voltage. When the voltage drops to a certain threshold, the sensor sends a signal to the PLC indicating that the battery voltage is low and needs charging, right? Our AC/DC Voltage Sensor, SKU: ATO-VOS-ACDC500, should meet your requirements.
Can the measurement range of this AC/DC voltage sensor (75mV to 500V, RMS output 0-5V/0-10V/4-20mA/0-20mA) be set to: 0-300V, output signal: 0-5V, power supply: 12V DC?
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Modic
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08/04/2026
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Yes, this AC/DC voltage sensor supports a measurement range of 0-300V, an output signal of 0-5V, and a 12V DC power supply. You can order directly from the website.
I am interested in the ATO-VOS-ACDC500: Can this device measure sinusoidal signals up to 10 V RMS (frequency range 1 kHz to 3.5 kHz) and provide an analog output (0–10 V DC) proportional to the RMS voltage for the data acquisition system to read?
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Heller
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Date:
04/11/2025
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Unfortunately, our voltage sensor can only measure voltages at fixed frequencies, which is not suitable for your application.
Hello, I am looking to convert a 3 phase 300VAC sine wave down to a 0 to 10VAC sine wave to connect to a DAQ that has an analog input range 0f - 10 volts. I'm looking to make measurements of the actual sine wave for power quality measurements. I am not powering anything. I am only taking measurements. Help would be appreciated. Thanks.
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Citrali
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15/01/2025
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Our three-phase voltage sensor can measure sine waves. However, the current output signal is DC 0-5VDC or 0-10VDC, which are effective value detection, and can Not output AC signal 0-5VAC or 0-10VAC.
Very easy to use and clear installation. The AC voltage sensor works perfectly and is very affordable. It’s very suitable to drive the motors for a robot. If it needs to be used for larger motors, I could choose one with a larger measuring range. The instructions for use are very detailed. I am going to buy a few more.
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Rudra
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Date:
26/07/2021
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