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Electrical
Parameters
Measurement, Control and Monitoring |
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Now
you can monitor your electrical equipment at the lowest cost available. AC
Voltage, Current, Power Factor, Energy, Demand,etc Control
your loads and cut down demand and energy costs. Using
these devices, in combination with other of our products you can control,
monitor and get reports of your per machine-power usage. |
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These Power Transducers are ideal for Energy Management Systems.
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Accurate
true RMS measurements.
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EMS
Compatible Outputs.
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Compact
Size and Quick Installation.
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Interfacing
with standard 5A CTs or miniature current transformers.
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Low
Voltage Installation.
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WATTS ON phase power transducer |
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The WattsOn universal digital power transducer uses cutting-edge metering technology to provide unprecedented accuracy and metering information for any electrical installation. WattsOn monitors each phase individually and incorporates the functions of single-phase, split-phase, and three-phase meters, to provide over 15 electrical measurements, per phase. |
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Features:
- High Accuracy (0.5%), 24-bit, True-RMS
- 24VAC/VDC excitation power (PLC/DDC compatible)
- Digital communication via RS-485 (MODBUS RTU)
- Two pulse outputs
- Rolling Window Demand calculations
- Two 0-10V analog outputs may be configured to represent any two instantaneous parameters
- Small, DIN mount enclosure
- Optically Isolated output signals
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MCT-
Solid core current sensors |
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Features:
- Current sensors
for the EMT1, EMT2 and MOC1 power transducers.
- MCT current
sensors do not produce high voltage surge when opened. They generate
a low voltage output signal and no special protection and shorting blocks
are required.
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MCT05 Imax=75A US 45
MCT1 Imax=150A US 58
MCT2 Imax=300A US 62 |
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MSCT-
Split core current sensors |
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Features:
- Current transformers
for all our power transducers.
- MSCT current
sensors do not produce high voltage surge when opened. They generate
a mV signal level and no special protection and shorting blocks are
required. Maximum open secondary voltage is clamped at about 22 V peak.
NOTE: MSCT
current sensors shall be installed on insulated conductors only.
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MSCT1 Imax=150A US 93
MSCT2 Imax=600A US 88
MSCT3 Imax=1500A US 119 |
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ETVI-
Voltage to Current transducer |
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Features:
- Cost effective solution
- High accuracy
- Manual output override
- Loop current indication
- Small size and easy installation
Application: The
ETVI two channel board converts analog voltage, typically 0 to 10 VDC,
to an industrial standard 4-20 mA signal. This board can be used to interface
a generic DDC panel that provides voltage output with any loop current
driven device.
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For
any additional information please CONTACT
US, let us know what you need!!
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