* DC Measurement
* Low current transducer
* Panel mounting
* Bipolar voltage supply
* Extended measuring range Overload capacity Analog Output signal @ ± IPN Supply voltage Current consumption (max) Load resistance Isolation test voltage1) Advantages
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Dc current transducer df-c10.
DC Current transducer DF-C10
For the electronic mesurement of low DC currents, with galvanic isolation between the primary (High power) and the second.
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