Great power in the smallest of spaces – low-cost operation
thanks to low space requirement and fast wiring with
cross-connection comb. In addition to their high accuracy,
flexible signal transformation, and 3-port isolation, the
“miniatures“ also feature Safe Isolation according to EN 61140
and EN 61010-1. Configuration is easily performed via DIP
switches. All devices have exemplary signal transmission and
isolating properties and are certified according to UL and CSA.
The compact design enables the installation of 32 channels on an
only 10 cm long top hat rail. Because space is money.
6 mm: Knick VariTrans®
Active standard-signal isolators and signal doublers
For galvanic isolation of 0 ...10 V, 0 ... 20 mA, or 4 … 20
mA standard signals. For preventing a mutual or external
influence of measuring signals in a system. Predestined for the
isolation of PLC input and output circuits. Transformation of
signals if required – e.g. when a current signal from the field
is to be connected to a PLC voltage input. When a live zero
signal has to be transformed into a dead zero signal. Or when
other standard signal combinations are required.
Overview of the advantages
- 3-port isolation of input against output against power
supply
- Long service life thanks to low self-heating (MTBF: 440 years)
- Good accuracy: 0.2 %
- Calibrated switching of input and output signals
- Flexible adaptability enables cost-conscious stockkeeping of
only one model
- Safe Isolation up to 300 V according to EN 61140
- 5-year warranty
- Thanks to the cross-connection comb, the power supply has to
be wired only once; parallel channels are supplied via the
snap-in comb
6 mm: Knick IsoTrans®
Passive standard-signal isolators
Loop-powered standard-signal isolators are a low-cost
solution for isolating 0...20 mA or 4...20 mA signals. There is
no expenditure for power supply units and their wiring.
The use of passive isolators is frequently limited by feedback
from the output to the input. This limitation is eliminated with
Bürdenstop® – the isolator is reactionless.
Overview of the advantages
- 1:1 transmission of 0 ... 20 mA or 4 … 20 mA signals
- One- or two-channel versions in 8-pin 6 mm housing enables an
extremely high component density
with up to 320 channels per meter of top hat rail
- Protection against incorrect measurements or damage to the
measuring equipment due to parasitic voltages
- No feedback due to Bürdenstop®, i. e. an interrupted output
does not affect the input current circuit
- Safe Isolation according to EN 61140 up to 300 V
- Maximum reliability prevents repair and failure costs
- Low-cost, technically clean signal isolation
- 5-year warranty
6 mm: Knick IsoAmp®
Repeater power supply with signal transformation
For galvanically isolated supply of 2-wire sensors and
transmitters; if required available with adaptation of the
output signal to different standard signal inputs of a
controller.
Sensors fed through a current loop are frequently supplied from
a PLC module or by a common power supply unit. Disadvantage:
Galvanic isolation of the circuits from each other is not
guaranteed – mutual influence must be expected. Because a
falsified measurement signal involves incalculable risks for the
operation of the system, galvanic isolation of the sensor
circuits from each other is absolutely advisable. The new 6 mm
repeater power supplies offer very economical solutions here.
Overview of the advantages
- Low-cost supply of 2-wire sensors and transmitters with
3-port isolation
- Flexible and fast configuration: adaptation of the output
signal to free control inputs through convenient DIP switches on
the device:
calibrated output range selection: 4 ... 20 mA, 0 ... 20 mA,
or 0 … 10 V
- Safe Isolation up to 300 V according to EN 61140
- Undisturbed communication with SMART transmitters according to
HART® specification
- Thanks to the cross-connection comb, the power supply has to
be wired only once; parallel channels are supplied via the
snap-in comb
- 5-year warranty
For more information about the
Knick Isolators from
Elscolab call +31 342 426080 or
click here
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