The transducer RISH CON - CA/CV converts a sinusoidal AC Current or AC Voltage into a load independent DC Current or a load independent DC Voltage proportional to the measured value.
The transducer RISH CON - CA/CV converts a sinusoidal AC Current or AC Voltage into a load independent DC Current or a load independent DC Voltage proportional to the measured value.
The transducer RISH CON-CA/CV converts a sinusoidal
AC Current or AC Voltage into a load independent
DC Current or a load independent DC Voltage
proportional to the measured value.
AC Voltage/ Current input signal,sine wave.
Auxiliary Power Supply
Accept any input between 40...300 V AC/DC
Analog Output
Isolated analog output, which can be Voltage or Current.
LED Indication
LED indication for power ON.
For more details please refer datasheet.
The transducer RISH CON-CA/CV converts a sinusoidal
AC Current or AC Voltage into a load independent
DC Current or a load independent DC Voltage
proportional to the measured value.
AC Voltage/ Current input signal,sine wave.
Auxiliary Power Supply
Accept any input between 40...300 V AC/DC
Analog Output
Isolated analog output, which can be Voltage or Current.
LED Indication
LED indication for power ON.
For more details please refer datasheet.
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