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    Voltage transducer

    Nov. 17, 2011
    The easy-to-install VTD Series of high-performance voltage transducers are packaged in a 35-mm-wide DIN-rail enclosure

    The easy-to-install VTD Series of high-performance voltage transducers are packaged in a 35-mm-wide DIN-rail enclosure. The transformer senses voltage in dc-powered installations, including industrial motors, battery chargers, photovoltaic arrays, and wind generators. They help avoid motor overheating by detecting below-normal voltage conditions, and detect voltage conditions that can stress or damage starter components.

    VTD voltage transducers can be used on circuits from 0 to 15 Vdc to 0 to 600 Vdc. Fully isolated and industry-standard 4 to 20-mA loop-powered output uses existing controllers, data loggers, and SCADA equipment.

    NK Technologies
    3511 Charter Park Dr.
    San Jose, CA 95136
    (80) 959-4014
    www.nktechnologies.com

    © 2011 Penton Media, Inc.

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