VT420 4-20mA Current Loop Converter
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Description
The VT420 / 4-20Ma current monitor converts measured DC current from different sensors into a format compatible with the Vutlan monitoring system. The system interface allows you to assign the sensor and introduce the function data conversion.
This plug-and-play sensor easily connects to any analog port of Vutlan monitoring devices.
The maximum amount of sensors can be extended using the VT408 / Sensor extension unit.
Use cases
- The sensor is used in systems that use current sensors to monitor various sensors with 4-20mA output.
- Diesel Fuel Reserve Tanks: Monitor diesel fuel levels with 4-20mA output level sensors.
Specifications
Device type:
Analog sensor and 4-20mA converter
Used for:
4-20mA current loop converter, sensor, adapter
Accuracy:
2%
Output:
RJ-12 / RJ-11 6P4C
Input:
Terminal plug 2 pins, pitch 5mm
Maximum distance:
50 meters from the monitoring unit or VT408 extension unit
Operating temperature:
Optimal range: -10° C to +80° C
Operating humidity:
Min. 5% - Max. 95% (Non-Condensing)
Size:
L60×H18×D18 mm
Mounting:
Wall mount
Isolation:
Galvanic isolation of 1 kV between I/O is used in a receiver.
Power Consumption:
100 mW
Manufactured in:
Slovak Republic, E.U., Vutlan s.r.o.
HS Code:
9030 33 100
GTIN:
8588009886242
Warranty:
90 days
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Sensor features
Logic schemes
Logical schemes are used to set automatic actions in response to events occurring in the system.
Dashboard view
The monitoring interface can be customized for each user.
There are widgets with multifunctional graphs and gauges.
Thresholds
Each sensor has 5 alarm thresholds for logical control and notifications.
Graphs and Logging
Vutlan supports recording to SD card and USB stick.
Data from the entire system loaded with sensors is stored for up to 3 years.
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Add more analog sensors using VT408 extension unit.
Each VT408 extension unit connected to the Vutlan monitoring device via the CAN bus adds the ability to connect 8 analog sensors to the system.
Sensors connected to the unit are automatically displayed in the system.
Systems with CAN ports:
To read data from the CAN sensors, you need a Vutlan monitoring device with one or two CAN ports.
