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• 3-way galvanic isolation • Spring-cage clamp connection • Power bridging terminal DIN rail bus connector • Small dimensions • Accuracy 0.1%

• 3-way galvanic isolation • Spring-cage clamp connection • Power bridging terminal DIN rail bus connector • Compact design, width only 6.2mm • Accuracy 0.1%

• 3-way galvanic isolation • Spring-cage clamp connection • Power bridging terminal DIN rail bus connector • Compact design, width only 6.2mm • Minimal range: 50 °C • Accuracy 0.1%

• Fast measurement of DC voltage, DC current, temperature (RTD, TC) and resistance • System capability: Parameterising and readout of all input variables and internally calculated values via MODBUS • Setting time up to 10 ms • Sensor connection without any external jumpers • 2 inputs (e.g. for sensor redundancy or difference formation) • 2 outputs (I) • 2 inputs can be linked with each other and allocated to the 2 outputs which enables calculations and sensor monitoring (e.g. prognostic maintenance of sensors). • Freely programmable relay, e.g. for liwith or alarm signalling • AC/DC wide-range power supply unit • Pluggable high-quality screw or spring cage terminals

• Measurement of DC voltage, DC current, temperature (RTD, TC) and resistance • System capability: Parameterising and readout of all input variables and internally calculated values via MODBUS • Sensor connection without any external jumpers • 2 inputs (e.g. for sensor redundancy or difference formation) • 1 output (U or I) • 2 inputs can be linked with each other and allocated to the 2 outputs which enables calculations and sensor monitoring (e.g. prognostic maintenance of sensors) • 2 freely programmable relays with changeover contacts, e.g. for liwith or alarm signalling • AC/DC wide-range power supply unit • Pluggable high-quality screw or spring cage terminals

• Measurement of DC voltage, DC current, temperature (RTD, TC) and resistance • System capability: Parameterising and readout of all input variables and internally calculated values via MODBUS • Sensor connection without any external jumpers • 2 inputs (e.g. for sensor redundancy or difference formation) • 2 outputs (U and / or I) • DC- energy meter - function (with S0 output) • 2 inputs can be linked with each other and allocated to the 2 outputs which enables calculations and sensor monitoring (e.g. prognostic maintenance of sensors) • Freely programmable relay, e.g. for liwith or alarm signalling • Digital output (optional) • AC/DC wide-range power supply unit • Pluggable high-quality screw or spring cage terminals

• 3-way galvanic isolation • Spring-cage clamp connection • Power bridging terminal DIN rail bus connector • Compact design, width only 6.2mm • Accuracy 0.1% • With power supply for 2-wire transmitter

• 3-way galvanic isolation • Spring-cage clamp connection • Power bridging terminal DIN rail bus connector • Compact design, width only 6.2mm • Accuracy 0.1%

CYK10 guarantees absolute water-proof connection of Memosens sensors to the transmitter. Its inductive coupling shows no contact corrosion and guarantees galvanic isolation of transmitter and medium. Simply forget about limited cable length, interfering potentials or moisture and benefit from completely safe and reliable signal transmission.

The RB223 passive barrier can be used to galvanically isolate active signal circuits (0 to 20 mA) in three applications:Transmission from non-Ex to Ex areas e.g for active adjusters, controllers or indicators, Transmission from Ex to non-Ex areas for connection of active, intrinsically safe circuits to the PLC, Transmission from Ex to non-Ex areas for supply of intrinsically safe transmitters with non-intrinsically safe transmitter power supply.

The active barrier RN221N supplies e.g. a transmitter with power, if required also in the Ex-area, and then transmits the galvanically isolated signal. With the optionally available HART® monitoring the status of the transmitter is monitored. If an error arises a relay at the RN221N sends an alarm. The relay has to be actively set back. Thus even just briefly occurring errors can be easily located.