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The ActionI/Q model Q404 is a DIN rail mount,
DC input signal conditioner, with 2000VAC isolation between input output and
power. Available as a multi-channel signal conditioner ( 1 input/2 outputs),
the Q404 maintains the high 2000VAC isolation from channel to channel, as well
as input to output to power.
Factory configured input and output ranges
support standard industrial control signals such as 4-20mA and 0-10V. Front
accessed zero and span potentiometers allow adjustment of offset and gain to
compensate for sensor errors or signal losses.
All ActionI/Q modules feature SnapLoc,
plug-in screw terminals for easy installation and low Mean-Time-To-Repair
(MTTR). If desired, two or more modules can slide together and interlock for
solid, high density mounting. This is accomplished by removing either the DIN
rail foot or the adjacent units face plate, for right side or left side
mounting, respectively. The module to be attached will easily slide onto the
side of the mounted unit.
Application DC input four-wire transmitters are
used to isolate and convert DC voltage or current signals into proportional,
standard industrial control signals such as 4-20mAor 0-10V. Typically an
industrial control system such as a DCS or PLC requires standard industrial
control signals with full isolation to ensure reliable, strong signals.
In most industrial process control or data
acquisition applications, several different input sources, including voltages
and currents from various field instruments (e.g. level, flow, pressure and
position sensors), are common. Four-wire transmitters accept these field inputs
and provide the controller (DCS & PLC) the standard industrial signals they
require. The four-wire transmitter will increase the signal drive to high
impedance loads and may improve resolution of the process variable.
The 2000VAC isolation capability of the Q404
prevents ground loops from causing errors in DC voltage and current signals and
may reduce susceptibility to Electro Magnetic Interference (EMI) and Radio
Frequency Interference (RFI). Isolation also provides protection from high
voltages and current spikes which may damage expensive Supervisory Control And
Data Acquisition (SCADA) equipment. |