KTA215_freq_to_analog

Ocean Controls
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Seaford BC
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Seaford,
Vic, Australia 3198
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Frequency to Analog Card

Our frequency to analog converter allows you to convert the frequency of a pulse stream to an analog 0 to 5V voltage signal or 4-20mA current signal.
The converter has a RS232 serial port 9600 baud which allows you to configure the converter card and read the frequency using the popular Modbus protocol. The configuration is automatically saved to EEPROM
Two on board relays can be used as alarm contacts if the frequency rises above or falls below set limits
Frequency range is 5 to 10KHz or 5 to 65000RPM.
The pulse stream can be 0 to 5V signal or a NPN signal.
The converter can be DIN rail mounted.

Features

Modbus RTU Slave. Address can be set.
Frequency range is 5 to 10KHz or 5 to 65000RPM
The pulse stream can be 0 to 5V signal or a NPN signal.
12 bit Analog output. 4-20mA or 0-10VDC output
Frequency can be read
Two relay outputs with Normally open and closed contacts.
can be set as alarms if frequency above or below set limits
relay outputs can switch 5A@240VAC
12 to 15VDC powered.
Communication via RS232 or RS485.
DIN Rail Mount Option
All external connections are via screw terminals.

Download the manual

Measures 107(L) x 87(W) x 24(H)mm

PURCHASING THE Frequency to Analog Converter CARD
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