Elimination of ground loops and measurement of floating signals.
A competitive choice in terms of both price and technology for galvanic isolation of current signals to SCADA systems or PLC equipment.
Especially useful in applications necessitating an unproblematic transmission of current signals according to NAMUR (sensor error detection).
Technical characteristics
PR 6185 is powered by the measured signal and loads the loop with max.
1.8 VDC. The input is protected against overvoltage and polarity error.
The drop voltage for each channel can be calculated according to the following expression: Vdrop = 1.8 + (Iout. * Rload.
The output is voltage-limited to 15 VDC.
Inputs and outputs are floating and galvanically separated.
Mounting / installation
Mounted vertically or horizontally on a DIN rail. As the devices can be mounted without distance between neighboring units, up to 168 channels can be mounted per meter.
mA, measurement range / min. span: 0...23 mA / 1:1
Output
Load (@ current output): ≤ 600 Ω
mA, signal range / min. span: 0...23 mA / 1:1
Technical Specifications
Accuracy ±0.1% of span
Ambient temperature: -20...+60°C
Channels: 4
Isolation voltage, test / operation: 2 kVAC / -
Max. required power, 1 / 2 channels: 40 mW per channel
Programming: No
Response time: 4 ms
Signal dynamics, input / output: Analog signal chain
Supply voltage, AC / DC: - / ≤ 1.8 VDC
Temperature coefficient ±0.01% of span / °C
Approvals
ATEX, Zone 2 : No
DNV: No
EAC: Yes
FM, Zone 2 - DIV 2: No
IECEx, Zone 2 : No
UL 61010 / 508: No
Application guide
Active / passive input signal: Yes/No
Active / passive mA output: Yes/No
Signal repeater: Yes
mA / V output: Yes/No
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