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A21000 Isolated Standard Signal Conditioner | Input and Output 0(4) … 20 mA or 0 … 10 V | Isolation up to 300 V

Description

A21000 Isolated Standard Signal Conditioner | Input and Output 0(4) … 20 mA or 0 … 10 V | Isolation up to 300 V

The first standard-signal isolation amplifier with broad-range power supply in the 6-mm class.

  • Broad-range power supply 
    24 to 110 V DC (+/-25 %) and 110 to 230 V AC (+/-10 %)
  • Standards-compliant personal and plant protection
    Protective separation according to EN 61140"
  • 3-port isolation
    Prevention of incorrect measure-ments caused by potential differences
  • Ideal value for money
    High accuracy and isolation – 2.5 kV AC test voltage
  • Easy installation
    DIN rail bus connectors allow for easy and extremely cost efficient connection of the power supply to several VariTrans A 21000 or other Knick products in 6 mm housings.
  • Cost reduction with smaller enclosure
    More channels per meter DIN rail thanks to space-saving 6 mm housing and closely packed mounting
  • Long service life
    Extremely low failure rate  (MTBF of 280 years) due to reduced self-heating
  • High accuracy and temperature stability
    Gain error 0.2 % and temperature coefficient 0.01 %/K
  • Calibrated range selection 
    without complicated readjustments
  • Easy configuration
    DIP switch accessible from outside
  • Adjustable or fixed-range models
  • International use
    UL approvals for US and Canada
  • 5-year warranty

The A21000 isolates, transmits and converts 0 to 20/4 to 20 mA and 0 to 10 V with a high level of accuracy. In spite of its modular housing being only 6 mm wide, the new VariTrans isolation amplifier provides maximum protection of personnel and equipment through protective separation up to a working voltage of 300 V conforming to EN 61140. The test voltage is 2.5 kV AC. It can be supplied with either 24 V DC or 230 V AC.

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Technical details

Product Category: Isolated Signal Conditioner
Device Type: Isolated Standard Signal Conditioners
Input: (±)10 V, (±)20 mA, 4 … 20 mA
Output: 0 … 10 V, 0 … 20 mA, 4 … 20 mA
Working Voltage, Min.: 50 V, 300 V
Test Voltage: 2.5 kV, 510 V
Fault Class: < 0.5 %
Housing: 6 mm Modular housing
Cutoff Frequency: < 1 kHz
Power Supply: 24 V AC, 24 V DC, 110 / 115 V AC, 220 / 230 V AC, Broad-range power supply, Others
Product Line: ProLine

Downloads

Manuals

[380] User Manual (DE, EN)
A21000
Version 01
[13390] User Manual (DE, EN, FR, ES)
ZU 0677 (Power terminal block)
Version 03

Brochures

[14160] Brochure
Product Overview Interface Technology

Data Sheets

[371] Data sheet
A21000
Product Description | Specifications | Product Range

Certificates

[11500] EU Declaration of Conformity (DE, EN, FR)
No. EU210121A | 2021-01-21
A210**P0/0

Software

[11876] Knick Produktmakros (.pdf)
ePLAN Electric P8
[12154] Software (.zip)
ePLAN P8 Produktmakros

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Used in Process or Applications

High voltage transducers and signal conditioners for the acquisition and conversion of current, voltage, temperature, speed, strain and resistance signals.

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