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2-channel output signal conditioner, HART. Isolates and transmits 0/4 ... 20 mA signals to a load in the safe zone. Galvanic 4-way electrical isolation, line fault detection, SIL 2 (SC3) in accordance with IEC 61508, Push-in connection.
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2865751
Programmable temperature transducer with analog output and 3 limit value relays, intrinsically safe signal input, resistance thermometer in 2-, 3-, or 4-conductor technology, thermocouples, electrical isolation, wide-range power supply, screw connection,
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2924799
Programmable temperature transducer with analog output and 3 limit value relays, intrinsically safe signal input, resistance thermometer in 2-, 3-, or 4-conductor technology, thermocouples, electrical isolation, wide-range power supply, Push-in connection
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2811763
Freely programmable Ex-i temperature transducer with analog output and 1 limit value relay, order configuration, resistance thermometer in 2-, 3-, or 4-conductor technology, thermocouples, electrical isolation, wide-range power supply, screw connection, S
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2865654
Freely programmable Ex-i temperature transducer with analog output and 1 limit value relay, standard configuration, resistance thermometer in 2-, 3-, or 4-conductor technology, thermocouples, electrical isolation, wide-range power supply, screw connection
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2907704
Single-channel input loop-powered 2-way isolator with increased cut-off voltage and plug-in connection technology for the electrical isolation of analog signals. Input signal = output signal: 0(4) mA ... 20 mA. Screw connection technology.
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2811873
Freely programmable temperature transducer with analog output and 1 limit value relay, order configuration, resistance thermometer in 2-, 3-, or 4-conductor technology, thermocouples, electrical isolation, wide-range power supply, screw connection, SIL, P
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2811394
Freely programmable temperature transducer with analog output and 1 limit value relay, standard configuration, resistance thermometer in 2-, 3-, or 4-conductor technology, thermocouples, electrical isolation, wide-range power supply, screw connection, SIL
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2924825
Measuring transducer repeater power supply and input signal conditioner, HART-transparent. Transmits supplied or active 0/4…20 mA electrically isolated signals from the field to two loads. 4-way electrical isolation, screw connection, SIL, PL.
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2865997
NAMUR signal conditioners for operating proximity sensors and switches. The signals are transmitted to the control level via relay output (changeover contact). Line fault detection (LFD), 3-way electrical isolation, SIL 2, with screw connection.
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2865036
NAMUR 2-channel signal conditioner for operating proximity sensors and switches. The signals are transmitted to the control level via transistor outputs (passive). Line fault detection, 3-way electrical isolation, SIL 2, screw connection.
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2924304
2-channel NAMUR signal conditioner with wide range power supply for proximity sensors and switches. In terms of signal output, for each channel there is a relay with a changeover contact available. Line fault detection (LFD), 3-way isolation, Push-in conn
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2907404
Ex i NAMUR signal conditioners. For operating Ex i proximity sensors and switches in hazardous areas. Passive transistor output (resistive, Honeywell-compatible), line fault transparency, up to SIL 2 according to IEC 61508; screw connection.
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2902657
Cable set for signal transmission and power supply on the Termination Carrier for signal conditioners from the MACX Analog Ex series. Connection of terminal points 3.2 and 2.2 (signal transmission for active input cards) as well as 1.1 and 1.2 (power supp
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2904673
Power and fault signaling module with screw connection, only for use on the Termination Carrier, excluding corresponding DIN rail bus connector
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2903388
Jumper plug, for looping through the confirmation contacts of unused module slots. Use on the termination carrier for safety relay modules from the PSR-FSP series.
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2905914
Cable set for signal transmission on the Termination Carrier for modules from the MINI Analog Pro series. Connection of terminal points 5 and 6 of two adjacent MINI Analog Pro modules to the signal PCB via a 4-pos. PTSM connector.
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2904675
Cable set for TC-MACX-MCR-PTB power and fault signaling module (Order No. 2904673), for use on the Termination Carrier for signal conditioners from the MACX Analog Ex series.
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2904992
Cast front adapter with attached, halogen-free round cable and a 50-pos. socket strip injection-molded on both sides for the connection of Yokogawa ProSafe controllers. Cable length: 8.0 m
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2904989
Cast front adapter with attached, halogen-free round cable and a 50-pos. socket strip injection-molded on both sides for the connection of Yokogawa ProSafe controllers. Cable length: 5.0 m
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Electrical Measuring & Monitoring Instruments
General Guide & Overview
Electrical measuring instruments play a crucial role in ensuring the safety and efficiency of electrical systems. From measuring voltage and current to diagnosing electrical issues, these instruments provide valuable information for maintenance and troubleshooting purposes.
There are various types of electrical measuring instruments available, each designed for specific applications. Whether you are a professional electrician, an engineer, or a DIY enthusiast, understanding these instruments is essential when working with electricity.
In this guide, we will provide an overview of different electrical measuring instruments and their functions. From multimeters to megohmmeters, we will explore the types of instruments used in electrical testing and the safety precautions associated with them.
By the end of this guide, you will have a better understanding of the various tools and devices available for measuring and monitoring electrical parameters. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced professional, this guide will serve as a valuable resource in your electrical testing journey.
Multimeter
A multimeter, also known as a Volt-Ohm meter (VOM), is a handheld device that combines multiple measurement functions, including voltage, current, resistance, and frequency, into a single unit.
The multimeter is a versatile device that can be used to test and troubleshoot electronic equipment, motor controls, domestic appliances, power supplies, and wiring systems. Its portable and compact design makes it convenient to carry and use in different locations or on the go.
With a multimeter, you can accurately measure voltage to check if electrical circuits are delivering the expected power. It allows you to determine the current flowing through a circuit, helping you analyze the performance and efficiency of electrical devices. The resistance measurement function helps identify faulty or damaged components in a circuit, allowing for timely repairs.
In addition, a multimeter can measure frequency, which is essential for diagnosing issues in electrical systems that rely on specific frequency ranges, such as motor controls and power supplies.
With its ability to measure voltage, current, resistance, and frequency, this handheld device helps you ensure the proper functioning of electronic equipment, motor controls, domestic appliances, power supplies, and wiring systems, making it an essential addition to any toolkit.
Megohmmeter
A megohmmeter, commonly known as a "megger," is a specialized type of ohmmeter used to measure the electrical resistance of insulators. It plays a crucial role in ensuring the safety and efficiency of electrical systems. Megohmmeters are designed to accurately measure resistance values ranging from several megohms to several million megohms, allowing technicians to evaluate the insulation properties of various equipment and components.
Megohmmeters are extensively used in industries such as power generation, transmission, and distribution. They are particularly valuable for assessing the insulation integrity of critical equipment like circuit breakers, transformers, switchgear, and cables. By measuring the resistance, technicians can identify potential issues like degraded insulation, moisture ingress, or other faults that may compromise the safety and functionality of electrical systems.
Unlike standard ohmmeters, which measure low resistance values, megohmmeters utilize high voltage levels to test the insulation properties of materials. This high voltage helps to identify leaks or weak spots in the insulation and ensures that the materials meet the required safety standards. Megohmmeters provide valuable insights into the electrical health of different components, allowing technicians to diagnose problems and take preventive actions.
When using a megohmmeter, it is important to follow safety precautions and use the appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) to protect against potential electrical hazards. Technicians should carefully follow the manufacturer's instructions and ensure that the equipment is properly calibrated and maintained for accurate measurements. By utilizing megohmmeters in regular testing and maintenance procedures, electrical systems can operate at their optimum level, ensuring reliable performance and reducing the risk of malfunctions and costly downtime.
Safety Precautions and Conclusion
Before using a multimeter or any electrical testing equipment, it is crucial to understand the necessary safety precautions and guidelines. This ensures not only the accuracy of the measurements but also the personal safety of the operator.
To begin, it is essential to check the multimeter's electrical parameters, such as voltage range and current capacity, to ensure they are suitable for the intended application. Additionally, understanding the multimeter's Category (CAT) rating is crucial in assessing its safety level for various electrical environments. The CAT rating indicates the maximum voltage and current the multimeter can safely withstand.
Furthermore, performing a visual inspection of the multimeter before use is vital. One must check for any physical damage, loose connections, or worn-out leads or probes. If any defects are identified, the multimeter should be repaired or replaced to avoid potential hazards.
When working with electricity, personal protective equipment (PPE) is essential. This may include insulating gloves, safety glasses, and non-conductive footwear. Using PPE not only protects against electrical shock but also ensures overall safety in case of accidents.
In conclusion, adhering to proper safety precautions and guidelines when using multimeters or any electrical testing equipment is of utmost importance. By considering multimeter CAT ratings, performing visual inspections, and wearing appropriate PPE, the operator can minimize the risk of electrical hazards. These preventive measures ensure the accurate and safe functioning of the multimeter, allowing for reliable measurements and effective troubleshooting in various electrical systems. Remember, safety should always be the top priority when working with electricity.
FAQ
What is electrical testing and why is it important?
Electrical testing involves applying voltage or current to a circuit and comparing the measured value to an expected result. It is important because it helps verify the calculations within a circuit and diagnose electrical issues.
What are some commonly used electrical measuring instruments?
Some commonly used electrical measuring instruments include multimeters, megohmmeters, low-resistance ohmmeters, hipotential test sets, high current test sets, secondary test sets, relay test sets, power factor test sets, and winding resistance test sets.
What is a multimeter used for?
A multimeter, also known as a Volt-Ohm meter (VOM), is a handheld device that combines multiple measurement functions, such as voltage, current, resistance, and frequency, into a single unit. It is primarily used to diagnose electrical issues in a wide range of industrial and household devices.
What is a megohmmeter used for?
A megohmmeter, commonly known as a "megger," is a specialized type of ohmmeter used to measure the electrical resistance of insulators. It is frequently used to measure the insulation of various types of equipment, including circuit breakers, transformers, switchgear, and cables.
What safety precautions should be followed when using electrical measuring instruments?
Before using any electrical testing equipment, it is important to understand the electrical parameters and safety precautions associated with them. This includes checking for appropriate CAT ratings, understanding the IP codes for dust and water resistance, and visually inspecting the meter for any physical damage. It is also crucial to take proper safety measures when working with electricity, such as using personal protective equipment (PPE) and following specific guidelines to prevent electrical hazards.