DC Voltage Transducer, 0-50V/150V/300V/400V/600V

The DC voltage transducer with a reasonable price has an output voltage of 0-10VDC/0-5VDC/1-5VDC and an output current of 0-1mA/0-10mA/0-20mA/4-20mA. The working environment temperature is 0~50℃ and the humidity is <80% relative humidity (no condensation). The storage condition is the temperature is -20~70℃ and the relative humidity is less than 70% (no condensation).

Specification

Dimension (Unit: mm)

Calibration Fine Tuning

PWR: Power indicator
SPAN: Calibration full scale potentiometer
ZERO: Zero potentiometer

Wiring

 Tips: Maintenance of power transducer

• Check the appearance regularly: Make sure the power transducer housing is free of cracks, deformation or damage to prevent dust and moisture from entering and affecting the operation. Check whether the cable terminals are firm, loose or oxidized to avoid poor contact causing measurement errors or signal loss. Wipe the surface with a dry soft cloth to avoid dust accumulation affecting heat dissipation and insulation performance.
• Monitor input and output signals: Use a multimeter or oscilloscope to measure the input voltage and current regularly to ensure operation within the rated range. Check the analog or digital output of the transmitter to ensure that it matches the monitoring system to avoid drift or abnormality.
• Environmental maintenance: Ensure that the power transducer installation environment is clean and dry to avoid moisture, dust or corrosive gases affecting performance. The power transducer should operate within the specified ambient temperature to avoid overheating or overcooling that affects its life. If there is mechanical vibration in the installation environment, it is recommended to use shock-absorbing pads or install it in a stable position to prevent long-term vibration from causing loose wiring or internal damage.
• Preventive maintenance: Abnormal fluctuations in power transducer readings or increased errors may require recalibration. Overheating of the power transducer may be due to overload or high ambient temperature and should be checked in time. Signal transmission is unstable or lost. Check whether the wiring and communication lines are intact.