Voltage Transmitter

A Voltage Transmitter is an electronic device that converts a voltage signal into a standardized output, typically 4–20 mA or 0–10 V, for monitoring, control, and data transmission. It provides accurate, stable, and isolated measurement of AC or DC voltage, helping prevent interference and signal loss. Widely used in power distribution, industrial automation, energy management, renewable energy systems, and smart grids, the voltage transmitter enables precise voltage monitoring, fault detection, and remote control. It ensures reliable communication between sensors and control equipment such as PLCs, DCS, or SCADA systems, improving overall system safety and efficiency.