Transducers
AC transducer for U, I, PA, f TAS-311DG
- Factory-configured transducer for voltage, current, frequency or phase angle measurement
- Aux supply: from 57 to 690 V AC
- Aux supply: 24 to 220 V DC
- Class 0.5 measurement
- Supply and measuring voltage up to 690 V
- Pre-configuration or easy PC tool configuration
- Configurable up to three output slopes
AC transducer for bi-directional current and power TAS-321DG
- Factory-configured transducer for bidirectional current measurement.
- Aux supply: from 57 to 690 V AC
- Aux supply: 24 to 220 V DC
- Class 0.5 measurement
- Supply and measuring voltage up to 690 V
- Pre-configuration or easy PC tool configuration
- Configurable up to three output slopes
AC transducer for active or reactive power TAS-331DG
Transducer range, TAS 331DG - Features
The transducer range by DEIF has a long list of features
- Factory-configured transducer for power or reactive power measurement.
- Aux supply: from 57 to 690 V AC
- Aux supply: 24 to 220 V DC
- Class 0.5 measurement
- Supply and measuring voltage up to 690 V
- Pre-configuration or easy PC tool configuration
- Configurable up to three output slopes
MTR-4 Multi-transducer MTR-4
- Suitable for all 1- and 3-phase network topologies
- Up to 1,000 VL-L AC input
- Accuracy class: 0.5 or 0.4
- Up to 4 analogue outputs
- Fast response time, less than 50 ms
- Measures more than 50 parameters
- RS-485 serial Modbus communication
- Fully configurable by USB, no aux. supply required
- Universal power supply of 20 to 300 V DC/48 to 276 V AC
Multi-functional protection relay MTR-4P
- Up to 1,000 V L-L AC voltage input
- Up to 20 A AC current input
- Accuracy class: 0.5
- Password protection
- Trip time typically below 50 ms
- Two-stage trip setting
- Start-up delay
- 13 different protection functions
- RS-485 serial Modbus communication
- Fast and simple commissioning and setup from M-set
- Universal power supply of 20 to 300 V DC/48 to 276 V AC
- Marine approval by GL/DNV
Insulation amplifier TDG-210DG
- Converting one type of DC signal into another DC signal
- Converting potentiometer input into a DC signal
- Separating a number of earthing points
- Galvanic separation of current signals
- Conversion of measuring signal
- Adaption of measuring range
- Separation of measuring circuits
- Measuring on DC shunts
- Measuring of DC voltages