Trip Amps, Signal Converters and Isolators

The 4114 is a programmable universal transmitter suitable for Thermocouple, RTD, Resistance, mV, mA or Voltage inputs and 3.75 kVAC galvanic isolation. The unit converts the input into a configurable 0(4)-20mA or 0-10V output that is proportional and linear to the value of the input. Units are available with the 4501 programming display or the 4511 Modbus communications/programming interface. Universal AC or DC power supply.

Universal signal conditioning module, detachable front programming unit 4501, can be configured for all types of standard industrial measuring signals such as RTD, TC, Ohm, potentiometer, mA and V. Analog output and 2 relays, universal power supply of 21.6 - 253 VAC and 19.2 - 300 VDC

Universal signal conditioning module, detachable front programming unit 4501, can be configured for all types of standard industrial measuring signals such as RTD, TC, Ohm, potentiometer, mA and V. 2 relays , universal power supply of 21.6 - 253 VAC and 19.2 - 300 VDC

The 4104 is a universal transmitters suitable for almost any voltage or current conversions. The unit will accept both unipolar and bipolar signals, operating with both passive and active inputs and outputs. The transmitters will accept any input in the range of +/-10vDC or +/-20mA to provide an output within the ranges of either +/-10V or +/-20mA. The output signal is proportional and linear to the value of the input value. Universal power supply of 21.6 - 253vAC or 19.2 - 300vDC. Unit is DIN rail mounted and can be programmed using the detachable 4501 programmable display.

The 4179 is a programmable universal transmitter suitable for converting AC voltage or current to a standard DC voltage and current signal with 2.3kV isolation. The unit is capable of measuring up to 0 to 5A RMS and 0-300V RMS directly with a narrow 500mA RMS and 500mV RMS span. Units are available with the 4501 programming display or the 4511 Modbus communications/programming interface. Universal AC or DC power supply.

The 4184 is a programmable universal transmitter suitable for converting uni/bi-polar DC voltage or current inputs to uni-bi-polar DC outputs. The unit is capable of measuring DC voltages from -300V to +300V and DC currents from -100mA to +100mV. Units are available with the 4501 programming display or the 4511 Modbus communications/programming interface. Universal AC or DC power supply.

The Slim Series is a range of 6mm isolators, converters, repeaters and splitters. This series is designed for galvanic isolation of RTD, TC, potentiometer, mA and V signals as well as conversion of these signals into a standard current/voltage signal. The series includes an isolated universal converter, 2-channel devices, signal splitters, repeaters and devices with loop supply >17 V / 20mA. All units are ATEX approved for Zone 2 environments (except 3105).

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The OmniAmp-TV1 is a single channel programmable inline amplifier suitable for mV, PT100 and thermocouple inputs. It has a small form factor and can be fitted inline with sensors to extend cable length and convert the output signal to 0-5v DC. The power supply required is 8-28v DC, drawing a maximum of 4mA.

The OmniAmp-TV2 is a programmable signal amplifier, suitable for DC mV, voltage, and PT100 inputs. It is simply programmed using two rotary DIP switches to select fixed input ranges, for voltage or temperature inputs, and has a 0-5v output. Current consumption is 3ma at idle and 7mA max @12v DC and the unit can be powered from 8-28vDC making it ideal for low power applications. The update rate is also programmable from 1 second to 1 week. Where the input is likely to change very slowly considerable power saving can be made by setting a slow update rate. This enables the unit to sleep between input updates while the output is held at the value from the previous update.

Input galvanically separated from output and supply ~ Current or voltage input Signal conversion ~ Current and voltage output ~ 24 VDC supply or universally supplied Applicable in PELV/SELV circuits