DLA20-ACA5-10-AC1-B Industrial Controls

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Panel meters are commonly used in industrial systems and other electronic applications, such as monitoring power usage, and displaying temperature, humidity and other variables. The DLA20, ACA5, 10, AC1 and B range of panel meters provide reliable, accurate measurement of various electrical variables.

The DLA20 range of panel meters are digital multi-function meters that measure and monitor DC/AC voltage, current, power and energy usage. The ACA5 range measure and display Alternating Current (AC) Voltage in a standard format with a 3-digit display. This type of panel meter is suitable for use in industrial automation systems, as it is able to monitor multiple AC voltage networks and enable them to be controlled remotely. The 10 range of panel meters are dual-range meters which measure AC Voltage and Current, with a display that shows values in either digital or analog format. The dual-range meter also provides basic alarm and control functions.

The AC1 range of panel meters is an analog type panel meter, which measures and displays true RMS voltage and current. It is capable of displaying accurate readings over a wide range of AC voltage and current values, including two or three phase systems, and also provide indicators for overload, ground fault, and minimum voltage levels. Finally, the B range panel meter measures and displays power factor for an AC supply with three-digit numeric display. It is often used in industrial systems to accurately monitor power factor for the purpose of optimising power systems.

The DLA20, ACA5, 10, AC1 and B range of panel meters all work in a similar way. Most have a digital display that allows them to show values in either digits or analog format. They generally provide basic control and alarm functions, and depending on the model they can measure everything from basic AC/DC voltage/current parameters to power factor and energy usage. The panel meters typically operate with a preset voltage range and display the relevant value when the input voltage passes through that range.

All of these panel meters can be calibrated to measure different types of voltage and current values accurately. It is important to ensure that the settings for the meter are specific to the application it will be used in, and for each specific voltage-current application, the meters can be adjusted accordingly. In addition, most of these panel meters can also be interfaced with computers and other controllers, so that the resulting data can be stored and monitored remotely.

The DLA20, ACA5, 10, AC1 and B range of panel meters provide reliable and accurate readings for a range of electrical variables, making them highly suited for use in industrial applications. They offer a range of features such as basic alarm and control functions, and can also be interfaced with microprocessors and computer systems for remote monitoring and process control. They are relatively easy to use and can be calibrated for accurate readings in different applications.

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