ACA5-20PC-13-AC1-RL-C Industrial Controls

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Panel meters are usually used to provide a visual display of a signal level, pressure, temperature, or other process variable. A common type of panel meter is the analog indicating meter, which provides an analog display of the process variable, often on a scale calibrated in standard units. The ACA5-20PC-13-AC1-RL-C is an analog indicating panel meter with a range of features and potential applications.

Application field

The ACA5-20PC-13-AC1-RL-C is most commonly used for monitoring electrical parameters, such as voltage, current, frequency, power factor, and power. It is ideal for applications where a high degree of accuracy is required, such as in power plants, healthcare facilities, research laboratories, and other industries. Additionally, it can be used to monitor environmental parameters, such as temperature, pressure, and humidity. It is also suitable for use with AC or DC inputs, making it applicable to a wide range of applications.

Working Principle

At the heart of the ACA5-20PC-13-AC1-RL-C is an Analog-to-Digital Converter (ADC). This ADC reads the input signal, and converts it to a digital signal, suitable for display on the meter. This allows the user to view the current input value of the desired variable on the meter’s display.

The ACA5-20PC-13-AC1-RL-C has an adjustable scale and pointer which enables the user to set the desired input and output values. This set up is commonly referred to as a “span and zero” setup. Once configured, the meter will accurately read and display the desired output value, based on the given input.

The meter also includes an optional range of features, such as peak and valley detection or analog output options. This enables users to configure the meter in a way that best suits their application requirements.

Conclusion

The ACA5-20PC-13-AC1-RL-C is a versatile analog indicating panel meter, designed for use with AC or DC input. It is suitable for use in a wide range of applications, and offers a range of features such as adjustable span and zero settings, peak and valley detection and analog output options.

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