Transducer (Pulse/Analog Signal Converter) "KTK"
KTK-□□□□□
Transducer for converting pulse and analog signals ★★★ Equipment for distribution boards, control panels, distribution panels, and panels.
This is a converter that converts pulse and analog signals into direct current/voltage. There are two outputs and two types of auxiliary power supplies. Pulse・Analogue Transducer For inquiries, please contact "lightstar_1979@yahoo.co.jp".
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basic information
General Specifications ● Output Number: 1 output, 2 outputs ● Grade: Class 0.5 ● Auxiliary Power Supply: AC 110/220V, AC 90~260V, DC 110V, DC 220V ● Operating Ambient Temperature: -10℃~50℃ ● Operating Ambient Humidity: 20~85% ● Insulation Resistance: 10 MΩ or more ● Dielectric Strength: Withstands AC 2 kV for 1 minute ● Lightning Impulse: Voltage: 1.2 μs/50 μs, 5 kV Current: 8 μs/20 μs ● Input: No-voltage switch (contactless, open collector): *Input detection voltage/current: DC 15V approximately 1 mA *Detection Level: ON (5Ω or less), OFF (100 kΩ or more) Voltage Pulse: *Waveform: Square wave, sine wave, similar sine wave *Detection Level: Lo 2V or less, Hi 10~30V *Input Impedance: 10 kΩ or more ● Output: DC-4~20 mA, 0~1 mA, 1~5V, 0~10V ● External Dimensions: Width 75 × Height 120 × Depth 70 mm ● Weight: 500g
Price information
KTK-□□□1S：9,600 KTK-□□□2S：14,400 KTK-□□□2T：18,000 KTK-□□□3S：14,400
Price range
P2
Delivery Time
※There is an agency in Yokohama, Japan, that has stock available.
Applications/Examples of results
It is a converter that converts pulse and analog signals into direct current/voltage.
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| Model number | overview |
|---|---|
| KTK-□□□2S | ・Circuit: 1P2W, 1P3W, 3P3W, 3P4W ・Input: 110V/5A, 220V/5A, 220V/110V/5A, specified at the time of order, for others refer to the catalog ・DC output: 4~20㎃, 0~1㎃, 1~5V, 0~10V ・Auxiliary power supply: AC 90~260V, DC 110V ・Number of outputs: 1 output ・Dimensions: Width 75×Height 120×Depth 70 mm ・Weight: 500g |
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Company information
Our company was founded in 1979 and has grown into a manufacturer of products that can observe electrical data through early analog instruments, digital meters, wireless, and the internet. This development is driven by the strong will of our employees to walk alongside our customers. Additionally, we are committed to thorough customer-centric operations while actively investing in technological development at our affiliated research institute. We strive to meet our customers' diverse needs through more differentiated services. In our case, we have become well-known in South Korea for our measuring instruments (analog, digital meters, and CT, VT). We have been exporting to Japanese companies for over a decade, and we have registered with Ipros to introduce our products to more Japanese customers. In 2022, we registered as a corporation in Tokyo and have since relocated our corporate office to Osaka as "LIGHTSTAR JAPAN." We also have Japanese staff on-site, and we look forward to your support.