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TR0307-LBC24-R
Product Overview
A current transducer, also known as a current transmitter, is a precision device used to measure electrical current and convert it into a stable, standardized output signal for monitoring and control. It provides accurate and real-time current data, helping ensure safe, reliable, and efficient operation of electrical systems. With features such as high accuracy, fast response, and strong electrical isolation, current transducers are suitable for both AC and DC applications. They are widely used in industrial automation, power distribution, renewable energy systems, motor monitoring, and energy management platforms. This device enables seamless integration with PLCs, meters, and data acquisition equipment.
Products Features
High accuracy with stable output signal
Strong electrical isolation for system safety
Fast response to changing current conditions
Compatible with AC and DC measurement requirements
Applications
Industrial automation and process control
Power distribution monitoring and panel systems
Renewable energy systems such as solar and wind
Motor protection, HVAC equipment, and energy management
Product Overview
A current transducer, also known as a current transmitter, is a precision device used to measure electrical current and convert it into a stable, standardized output signal for monitoring and control. It provides accurate and real-time current data, helping ensure safe, reliable, and efficient operation of electrical systems. With features such as high accuracy, fast response, and strong electrical isolation, current transducers are suitable for both AC and DC applications. They are widely used in industrial automation, power distribution, renewable energy systems, motor monitoring, and energy management platforms. This device enables seamless integration with PLCs, meters, and data acquisition equipment.
Products Features
High accuracy with stable output signal
Strong electrical isolation for system safety
Fast response to changing current conditions
Compatible with AC and DC measurement requirements
Applications
Industrial automation and process control
Power distribution monitoring and panel systems
Renewable energy systems such as solar and wind
Motor protection, HVAC equipment, and energy management
