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    DC Signal Isolator, 4-20mA/0-10V, 1/2 Outputs

    SKU: SUCH-SIGNI-1001S
    $90.91
    ● ≥20V@20mA distribution ● 1‑in‑1‑out / 1‑in‑2‑out ● ≤400ms response ● 1500VAC isolation, 50ppm/°C drift
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    Overview

    This DC signal isolator accepts 4‑20mA, 0‑20mA, 0‑5V, 1‑5V, 0‑10V, and 2‑10V inputs, outputting the same ranges independently. It offers single or dual output channels with a load capacity of 550Ω for current and ≥1MΩ for voltage. Accuracy is 0.1% FS with < 400 ms response and 50ppm/℃ drift. This signal isolator 0‑10V provides a distribution voltage ≥20V @ 20mA to power two‑wire transmitters. Input resistance < 100 Ω, max input current 30mA. Power consumption is ≤0.8W (single) or ≤1.4W (dual). With 1500VAC isolation, DC 20‑35V supply, and 35mm DIN rail mounting, it complies with IEC 61326‑1. Ideal for DC current/voltage signal conditioning in industrial automation.

    • Universal I/O supports 4-20/0-20 mA and 0-5/1-5/0-10/2-10 V on both input and output, eliminating multiple isolator models.
    • Low power: single output ≤0.8 W, dual ≤1.4 W, reducing heat generation and enabling dense cabinet mounting.
    • Dielectric strength: 1500 V AC (1 min, no spark) prevents ground loops and protects PLC/AI cards against surges.
    • Fast response: ≤400 ms with 0.1% FS accuracy (at 20°C) meets dynamic process needs without signal lag.
    • Loop distribution: ≥20 V at 20 mA powers two-wire transmitters directly, needing no external supply.
    • DIN rail mounting: 35 mm with DC 20-35 V wide range, simplifying installation and accepting unregulated supplies.

    Dimension (Unit: mm)

     

    Signal Isolator Connection Schematic to DCS/PLC with 24VDC Power Supply

    Wiring Diagram

    DC signal isolator wiring diagram, showing 2-wire and 3-wire transmitter connection terminals on the left, and the dual-channel main isolator with 24VDC power supply on the right
    Spec
    Input Signal 4-20 mA
    0-20 mA
    0-5 V
    1-5 V
    0-10 V
    2-10 V
    Output Signal 0-20 mA
    4-20 mA
    0-5 V
    1-5 V
    0-10 V
    2-10 V
    Number of Input & Output Channels 1 input channel & 1 output channel
    1 input channel & 2 output channels
    2 input channels & 2 output channels
    Transmission Accuracy 0.1% FS (at 20°C)
    Output Load For 4-20 mA: Load Resistance RL ≤ 550Ω
    For 0-20 mA: Load Resistance RL ≤ 550Ω
    For 0-5 V: Load Resistance RL ≥ 1MΩ
    For 1-5 V: Load Resistance RL ≥ 1MΩ
    For 0-10 V: Load Resistance RL ≥ 1MΩ
    For 2-10 V: Load Resistance RL ≥ 1MΩ
    Power Consumption Single output: ≤ 0.8W
    Dual output: ≤ 1.4W
    Response Time ≤400 ms
    Temperature Drift ≤50 ppm / °C
    Dielectric Strength 1500 V AC (1 min, No spark)
    Distribution Voltage ≥20 V @ 20 mA
    Input Resistance (Current Impedance) ≤100 Ω
    Input Current (Max) ≤30 mA
    Power Supply Voltage Range DC 20-35 V
    Operating Temperature -20 - 60 °C
    Relative Humidity 25% - 85%
    Storage Temperature -20 - 60 °C
    Installation Method 35 mm DIN Rail Installation
    Compatibility Complies with GB/T18268 (IEC 61326-1) for industrial equipment
    Applicable Equipment Two-wire & Three-wire Transmitters, DC Current Sources
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    FAQ

    A: Yes – it provides a distribution voltage of ≥20V @ 20mA on the input side. This means you can connect a 2‑wire or 3‑wire transmitter directly to the isolator, and it will supply the loop power. No extra power module needed. (Note: 3‑wire transmitters typically have their own power, but the isolator handles the loop seamlessly in either case.)

    A: The single‑output version gives you one isolated signal to send to one device (e.g., your PLC). The dual‑output version takes the same input signal and drives two separate output channels simultaneously – perfect when you need to send the same process value to both a controller and a local display, or to two different control systems that can't share a loop.

    A: Very low – single output ≤0.8W, dual output ≤1.4W. Heat dissipation is minimal, so you can mount multiple units side‑by‑side on a 35mm DIN rail without worrying about temperature buildup, even in densely populated cabinets.

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