P42000 High Voltage Transducer | Input up to ±3600 V | Voltage measurement
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P42000
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P42000 High Voltage Transducer | Input up to ±3600 V | Voltage measurement
Universal high voltage transducers. Input voltages up to Vin = ±3600 V.
- Universal high voltage transducers
for converting input voltages up to 3600 V AC/DC to impressed ±20 mA, ±10 V, or 4 ... 20 mA output signals - TransShield technology
enables extremely compact modular housings:- Working voltages up to 3600 V AC/DC with a housing width of 67.5 mm
- Working voltages up to 2200 V AC/DC with a housing width of 45 mm
- Protection against electric shock
with protective separation up to 1800 V AC/DC according to EN 61140 - Test voltages up to 15 kV AC
- Excellent transmission properties:
- Gain error < 0.3 %
- Cutoff frequency 5 kHz (low-pass filter / lower cutoff frequency on request)
- Rise time T90 approx. 110 µs
- Maximum accuracy
- Tremendous flexibility provided by
- Calibrated switching of up to 16 input/output ranges (working voltage up to 2200 V)
- Up to 16 customer-specific measuring ranges
- 20 V to 253 V AC/DC broad-range power supply
- Reliable function
even with unstable power supply - No damage
in the case of erroneous power connection - Switchable models
minimize required device variants and save stockkeeping costs - Suitable for DC railway systems
up to 3000 V DC - Mechanically stable
for operation on ships, rail vehicles and land crafts - 5-year warranty
The P42000 isolation amplifiers have been specially conceived for measuring high voltages up to 3600 V (DC). They reliably isolate high potentials at the input circuit.
The isolating distances are designed to withstand permanent voltages up to 3600 V AC/DC and fast transients up to 20 kV. Protection against electric shock is achieved through protective separation according to EN 61140 between input and output and power supply.
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| Product Category: | High Voltage Transducer |
|---|---|
| Device Type: | High Voltage Transducers, Universal Isolated Signal Conditioners |
| Input: | (±)500 mV ... (±)200 V, > (±)200 V |
| Output: | 0 … 10 V, 0 … 20 mA, 4 … 20 mA, Others, ±10 V, ±20 mA |
| Working Voltage, Min.: | 50 V, 300 V, 1000 V, 2000 V, 3600 V |
| Test Voltage: | 2.5 kV, 5 kV, 10 kV, 15 kV, 510 V |
| Fault Class: | < 0.5 % |
| Housing: | 17.5 … 67.5 mm Modular housing |
| Cutoff Frequency: | 5 kHz, < 1 kHz |
| Power Supply: | 24 V AC, 24 V DC, 110 / 115 V AC, 220 / 230 V AC, Broad-range power supply, Others |
| Approvals: | CSA, UL |
| Product Line: | ProLine |
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