With robust dielectric strength, electrical insulation resistance, and an operating temperature range of -20℃ to +55℃, it proves ideal for various industrial applications, examples include power, communications, instrumentation, automated production lines, sensors and control systems, etc.

Feature

• Isolates and converts industrial field frequency signals into standard signals such as 4-20mA and 0-5V.
• DIN rail freestanding mounting method.

Specification

Wiring Diagram

Dimension (Unit:mm)

Tips: What is the Purpose of the Isolation Feature in Frequency Signal Isolator?

• Electrical Safety: One of the primary purposes of isolation is to enhance electrical safety. Isolation prevents direct electrical contact between the input and output sides of the Signal Isolator, minimizing the risk of electric shock and ensuring the safety of both equipment and personnel.
• Ground Loop Prevention: Isolation helps to eliminate or minimize ground loops, which occur when there are multiple paths for current flow in a system. Ground loops can introduce unwanted electrical noise and interfere with the accuracy of signals. Isolation breaks the electrical continuity, preventing the formation of ground loops and maintaining signal integrity.
• Noise Immunity: Electronic systems are susceptible to various forms of electrical noise, such as electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio-frequency interference (RFI). Isolation acts as a barrier against these external interferences, ensuring that the output signal remains unaffected by noise present in the input environment. This is particularly important in industrial settings where equipment and systems may be exposed to harsh electrical conditions.
• Signal Integrity: Isolation protects the integrity of the input signal during transmission. By preventing unwanted coupling between the input and output, the Signal Isolator ensures that the output faithfully represents the characteristics of the input signal without distortion or degradation.
• Interference Between Systems: In situations where different components or systems operate at different electrical potentials, isolation prevents interference between them. This is especially critical in mixed-voltage environments where components with varying voltage references need to interact without causing damage or signal corruption.
• Compliance with Standards: Isolation is often a requirement in various industry standards and regulations, especially in applications where safety and reliability are paramount. The inclusion of isolation in a Signal Isolator helps the device meet these standards and ensures its suitability for use in diverse applications.