KBSI-240D SIGNAL ISOLATOR

PublishTime：2021-04-09

The KBSI-240D Signal Isolator is used to isolate and condition DC voltage and current signals which are derived from transducers,microprocessors, motors and process controllers. The output of the Signal Isolator is connected to the input of an y variable speed motor control with a voltage following input.The maximum output voltage of the Isolator is 10 volts, which is a linear function of the input signal.
The KBSI-240D is versatile since it can accommodate a wide range of input voltages(0 – 25, 0 – 120 and 0 – 550 VDC) and, in addition, a wide range of input current signals (4 – 20 mA, 10 – 50 mA and 1 – 5 mA).The built-in Voltage Current (“VLT/ CUR”) jumper is used to change the Signal Isolator from a voltage to a current input.In the current mode, the unit is factory calibrated so that a 4 – 20 mA input yields a 0 – 9 VDC output. The KBSI can also be controlled with a 5K ohm potentiometer in lieu of a signal input.The control is supplied with two multi-turn trimpots (MIN and MAX) which are used to scale the input and output signals to the desired level.The KBSI-240D can be powered with either a 115 or 230 VAC 50/60Hz power source. A complete instruction manual is supplied with each control.

Brand of Product：	Nidec Motor
Part#：	KBSI-240D 、 9431 More Part#
Product Category：	SIGNAL ISOLATOR More
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Language：	English Chinese Chinese and English Japanese
Date of Creation：	2021/02/04
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